Don't know yet, we're starting tomorrow. I'm about 50% flex. Just looking, I'd say my Stoneville flex varieties are as good, or not any worse might be a more accurate discription, than my non-flex. From what I've seen, the DPL 117 really took a beating around here. I only have about 9 acres of it in a variety plot. I posted somewhere below that it didn't look any worse than the other varieties, but after looking at the variety planting order, I retract that statement. I was looking at ST 4664 thinking it was the DPL 117.

We had a really good crop here last year and most people's flex beat their other, but I heard the same complaint from SW west TN last fall.