• Released 2016
| Runner-Type | High-Oleic | TSWV-Resistant | High-Yielding |
Georgia-16HO combines the high-oleic trait with strong TSWV resistance in a large-seeded runner type. High-oleic varieties offer significantly longer shelf life and improved processing quality due to a higher oleic-to-linoleic (O/L) acid ratio — a key advantage for shellers and manufacturers.
Key Traits
| High-oleic fatty acid ratio (longer shelf life, improved processing quality) |
| Large seed size (~722 seeds/lb) |
| High TSWV resistance |
| Among the highest-yielding high-oleic runner varieties |
Performance Data
| Variety | TSWV (%) | Total Disease (%) | Yield (lb/a) | TSMK (%) | Seeds (no./lb) | Value ($/a) |
| Georgia-16HO | 8 | 19 | 5,507 | 75 | 722 | $994 |
3-Year Average across multi-location trials in Georgia (2023–2025).