I have since been trying to figure out how much work I can do and what I can do. More recently, You said you would like to see them tested in a different climate. Our summer temperature is commonly 85 to 95 highs and 65 - 75 at night. Humidity is bad here in the Ohio Valley, but not as bad as Tenn, etc. They have disease problems we do not have.
Mildew can be a real problem on pumpkins.
Loss of foliage is a problem for the commercial growers some years. Let's discuss here on genetics what you would like tested and what I can do. I doubt I would have time to make a contest quality effort. I probably would not know how to do that if I tried. It sounds like your lines are more homozygous than those of any other breeder.