Wheat

DS Bennett

High yielding, awnless winter wheat ASW classification for south eastern and southern zones Ideal for graze and grain or straight grain production Suitable for sowing from mid-March Excellent disease package: MR-MS for YLS; R or MS(provisional) for stripe rust depending on pathotype and region; MR-MS for stem rust Source: Dow Seeds

• 500mm+
• Dual

DS Tull

High yielding, main season line APH classification for south eastern zone Compact plant type with medium - short height Good harvestability Excellent stripe rust resistance Source: Dow Seeds

• 500mm+
• Grain

Illabo

Dual purpose, winter wheat for grazing and grain production The highest yielding EGA Wedgetail alternative available AH quality classification in Victoria and SA APH quality classification in NSW south eastern zone Mid winter maturity, 2-3 days quicker than EGA Wedgetail Excellent resistance to stripe rust Good resistance to black point and stem rust Source: AGT

• 500mm+
• Dual

Longsword

A fast maturing winter wheat derived from Mace Wide sowing window, most suited to April sowings Will suit early break opportunities or those looking for added value of grazing Widely adapted, suits WA, SA, VIC and NSW cropping districts Good physical grain quality package with low screenings and high test weights Excellent stem and stripe rust resistance Good yellow leaf spot resistance Source: AGT

• 500mm+
• Dual

LRPB Kittyhawk

A high yeilding, APH wheat variety suited to all areas of NSW that grow Wedgetail Slow maturity (long season) with three winter genes, suited to early planting Improved disease resistance over Wedgetail especially for Stripe Rust (R-MR), Stem Rust (MR-MS) and Leaf Rust (MR-MS) Significant test weight (4-6kg/hI) improvement over Wedgetail with solid grain package Source: Pacific Seeds

• 500mm+
• Dual

LRPB Oryx

A high yielding soft wheat - ASFT(soft) in south eastern and northern zones Mid season maturity suited to a main season planting Market leading resistance to strip rust (R-MR), leaf rust (MR), and stem rust (MR) Very good soft wheat grain package with excellent test weight, low screenings and low protein accumulation Outstanding shorter canopy to make on farm management and stubble handling easier Source: Pacific Seeds

• 500mm+
• Grain

Reliant

A high yielding mid-season maturity variety, suited to NSW and Queensland, with similar planting window to Suntop APH (NNSW/QLD) and AH (SNSW) with substantially lower screenings at a higher yield than Suntop Resistant to Stem Rust (R) and Leaf Rust (R-MR), has adult plant resistance to stripe rust (MR-MS) A double haploid variety developed from a Crusader/EGA Gregory cross that has Gregory's tillering and Crusaders tightly packed heads

• 500mm+
• Grain

Sheriff CL Plus

Highest yielding APW+ Clearfield® Plus wheat in the southern zone (VIC/SA) Exceptional yield stability demonstrated within long-term NVT MET Mid-late maturity - can be sown approx. a week earlier than Chief CL Plus Good yellow leaf spot resistance MS for CCN - will need to be managed with CCN resistant break crops Moderate plant height and good physical grain characteristics Registered for label rates of Intervix® herbicide +Sheriff CL Plus is currently classified as an APW in the southern zone (VIC/SA) and feed in south-eastern (sthn NSW) and northern zones (nthn NSW/QLD)  Source: Intergrain

• 500mm+

Sunprime

APH quality classification Early-mid maturing, similar to Spitfire, Sunmate and LRPB Mustang Highest yielding APH variety in this maturity group Ability to maintain yield under tough conditions Good RLN tolerance (P. thornei) Medium plant height Source: AGT

• 500mm+
• Grain

Vixen

Exceptionally high yielding early-mid maturing AH^ wheat Similar yield potential to Scepter Very strong higher-end yield opportunity Ideally suited to sowing in mid-May Offers good strip and stem rust resistance Good yellow leaf spot resistance (MR-MS) MSS for CCN - will need to be managed with CCN resistant break crops Good grain size, similar to Scepter Moderate plant height, reducing stubble loads in high yielding environments ^Vixen currently has an AH classification in southern (VIC/SA) and south-eastern (sthn NSW) zones. Source: Intergrain

• 500mm+
• Grain