Twelve genotypes of fox-tail millet were tested in six different environments in five years. The linear regression of the genotypes on the environments was not signi- ficant in six of the genotypes. These include the highest yielding genotype Si 76/4. Of the other six in which the regression was significant, only two genotypes viz., C03 and ise. 701 met all the requirements of a stable variety.. viz.. high yield. unit regression coefficient and non-significant deviation from regression.
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