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In an experiment conducted at University of Agriculture, Abeokuta Teaching and Reaserch farm (Alabata), twenty one cultivars of cowpea Vignaungiuculata (L) Walp were evaluated for their nodulation, dry matter accumulation and grain yield.The varieties were laid out in a randomized complete block design and replicated three times.Two categories of varieties were observed in the study. The first category consist of Danila, IT 96D -651, IT96K-113-6, IT97K-508-2, IT96D-648 which produced high nodule count (50-81 per plant) and biomass (0.777t/ha to 1.733t/ha) thus having potential in a crop/livestock system for fodder production.The second category of varieties IT95K-366-1, IT93K-452-1, IT95K-1090-12, IT97K-1034-14, IT97K-508-2, IT95K-1091-3, IT86D-719,Ife brown produced high biomass (1.040t/ha to 1.733t/ha) and good grain yield (1257kg/ha to 2991kg/ha). This group can therefore be cultivated as dual purpose varieties.Other agronomic traits of the varieties were synchronous maturity date of 65DAP and 77DAP giving the producer and advantageof harvesting in one or two harvesting operations.

Assessment of Advanced Lines of Cowpea for Nodulation, Dry Matter Accumulation And Grain Yield