Yield Performance Evaluation of Common Bean (<i>Phaseolus vulgaris</i> L.) Varieties Under Rain Fed in Western Ethiopia

The objectives of the study were to evaluate yield performance common bean varieties under rain fed in east Wollega, western Ethiopia. Sixteen tested for and related traits completely randomized block design three replications at Guto Gida district, Uke research demonstration site 2020/21. Data taken from ten quantitative parameters; plant height, leaf area, inter node length, pod number nodes per plant, pods seed pod, 100-seed weight, grain hectare biomass hectare. analysis variance showed that significantly different all except means are highly affected by variety. highest height was recorded variety Omo-95 (120.0cm), lowest Melka dima (34.3 cm). length (22.5 cm), Mexican-142 (8.0 Grain significant mean Awash-1 (3.9 ton/ha) obtained Dursitu (1.3 ton/ha). Testing improved is among best technologies improve productivity specific area recommendation. However, experiment should be repeated across locations years a wide range present revealed variation genotypes considered one insignificant trait. In addition, almost well adapted hence, high yielding could directly used as sources production bean.