AAC scotty cranberry common bean

Dry bean is an important economic and rotation crop in Manitoba and western Canada. Development of new varieties with improved yield and disease resistance will contribute to the sustainable dry bean production in the region. AAC Scotty is a high-yielding cranberry bean cultivar with a large seed size, and resistance to anthracnose disease, developed at the Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Morden Research and Development Centre, MB. AAC Scotty is suitable for production in the Red River Valley of MB with an average maturity of 97 days. AAC Scotty has good cooking and canning seed quality.