A high-yielding, flexible soft feed wheat for Irish conditions
Very High Yield: Proven consistency across all Irish trial sites over two years.
UK Performance: Highest-yielding second feed wheat on the UK Recommended List.
Suitable as a first or second wheat, adaptable to light or heavy soils.
| RELATIVE YIELD POTENTIAL | |
| 2026 DAFM (100 = 10.83 t/ha @ 15%mc) | 102 |
| 2024 DAFM RLT (100 = 10.58 t/ha @ 15%mc) | 107 |
| AHDB 5-yr mean Treated (100 = 10.85 t/ha @ 15%mc) | 105 |
| AGRONOMIC FEATURES* | |
| Straw Height (cm) | 74 |
| Resistance to Lodging | 7 |
| Resistance to Straw Breakdown | 7 |
| Earliness of ripening | 4 |
| Speed of Development | Slow |
| DISEASE RESISTANCE* | |
| Septoria tritici | 6 |
| Yellow Rust | 6 |
| Sprouting | 6 |
| Mildew | 8 |
| Fusarium | 5 |
| GRAIN QUALITY* | |
| Hectolitre Weight (KPH) | 74.9 |
| 1000 grain weight (g) | 50.0 |
| Grain Protein %(15%MC) | 9.9 |
| Hagberg Falling Number | 321 |
Flexible sowing window: 20th September to 31st January (early or late drilling).
Relatively slow development; up to 1 week later maturing than Graham, depending on sowing date.
Solid disease resistance profile.
Good resistance to lodging; no issues observed with neck break or grain shedding.
Good overall grain quality for a soft type.
Strong Hagberg Falling Number.
Approved for distilling in the UK.
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