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Spring
2020
Western Australia
A hero for every region.
Unleash the power of our
cereal varieties.
@InterGrain1 /InterGrain
WHEAT BARLEY
Australian Hard (AH) Potential Malt Barley
(NEW)
ROCKSTARP b( MAXIMUSP CLb(
The AH and AHN wheat that rocks till late. Next generation potential malting, IMI gladiator!
DEVIL P
BUFFP
Yield and AH and AHN make this creature a very tempting choice! Flexing its muscles in acidic soils.
VIXENP Malt Barley
A cunning variety for those looking to win the mid-quick maturing, AH and AHN
wheat race.
SPARTACUS CLP b(
Clearfield Plus® Wheat A proven gladiator conquering the Asian beer arena.
LA TROBEP
(NEW)
IGW4502 (Potential AH) Governing low - medium rainfall environments, a proven export malt leader.
The early breaker! Long season, potential AH, IMI wheat.
CHIEF CL PLUSP (APW & APWN) FLINDERSP b(
Navigating the medium - high rainfall areas with mildew resistance.
The weed control boss!
SHERIFF CL PLUSP (APW & APWN) BASSP
An internationally approved, export malting barley.
Meet the mid-slow maturing Clearfield® Plus wheat officer, protecting yield and
yield stability.
Feed Barley
Australian Noodle Wheat (ANW)
IGB1908, 1GB1967 (Quality classification pending)
KINSEIP b( New wave of IMI tolerant barleys!
Combining the power of balanced quality and performance in a slow maturing udon.
ROSALINDPb(
The smart feed barley with yield and yield stability in its DNA.
NINJAP
The agile yield fighter, rising to the challenge in all seasonal conditions. LITMUSP
A quick maturing, acid soil tolerant barley.
ZENP b(
OATS
Experience inner peace when you switch from Calingiri to Zen.
SUPREMEP
The udon quality ruler.
Hay Oat
DISEASE GUIDE
(NEW)
KINGBALEP
A new oat dynasty!
VS Very susceptible R Resistant
TERRITORY MANAGER CONTACTS
SVS Susceptible to p Based on provisional data
Very susceptible
## WA Stripe Rust Pathotype
S Susceptible
# Pathotype Dependent
MSS Moderately susceptible to
Susceptible () Trial numbers Georgia Trainor (Territory Manager)
Wheat & Barley Disease Source:
MS Moderately susceptible
2019 NVT Disease Consensus Ratings
0439 093 166
MRMS Moderately resistant to
Agronomic Characteristics: gtrainor@intergrain.com
Moderately susceptible
InterGrain Breeding
MR Moderately resistant
^Time to Flowering reference:
RMR Resistant to Moderately
Flower Power -Western Australian
resistant
Department of Primary Industries and
* Based on 2015-19 WA NVT Long-term Regional Development
Main Season % Yield Performance,
average of 2015-19 annual yield results.
ROCKSTARp The AH and AHN
wheat that rocks
FARMER TO FARMER
AH and AHN TRADE APPROVED
till late.
WHEAT
ALTERNATIVE TO: LRPB TROJANP, CATAPULTP,
MAGENTAP, CUTLASSP AND SCEPTERP
YIELD
EARLY SEASON
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
140
130
120
Variety Overview
110
ROCKSTARP is an exceptionally high-yielding, mid-slow
maturing AH and AHN variety. It has a similar maturity to 100
MAGENTAP. ROCKSTARP provides exceptional yields and sets 1.5(2) 2(2) 2.5(1) 3(2) 3.5(5) 4.5(2)
a new yield benchmark for this maturity class. It offers good Yield Environment t/ha, (Trial Number)
2015-19 WA predicted early season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield
yellow spot (MRMS), stripe and stem rust (RMR) resistance, environment as a % of site mean yield
an advantage in wheat on wheat rotations. ROCKSTARP is (Brackets indicate number of trials)
well suited to earlier sowing opportunities, performing best in (Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 22/04/2020.)
longer growing seasons. ROCKSTARP also performs well when
germination is delayed. ROCKSTARP’s AHN classification is ROCKSTAR
P
CATAPULT
P
LRPB TROJAN
P
MAGENTA
P
advantageous in situations where potential pricing premiums
and segregations are available. It has a good grain size,
good test weight and has a moderate plant height, similar MAIN SEASON
to MACEP. 115
ROCKSTARP is available for planting from local resellers and 110
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
Seedclub members and is farmer to farmer trade approved.
105
EPR $3.50/tonne GST Exclusive 100
95
90
85
80
EXCEPTIONAL GOOD YELLOW SPOT POWDERY MILDEW 0.5(2) 1(6) 1.5(19) 2(17) 2.5(19) 3(35) 3.5(26) 4(20) 4.5(20) 5(15) 5.5(1) 6(3)
YIELD GRAIN SIZE (MRMS) (WA PATHOTYPE) Yield Environment t/ha, (Trial Number)
(S)
2015-19 WA predicted main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield
environment as a % of site mean yield
(Brackets indicate number of trials)
(Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 10/02/2020.)
STRIPE RUST## LEAF RUST STEM RUST MID-SLOW
(RMR) (S) (MR) SPRING MATURITY
P P P P
ROCKSTAR CATAPULT LRPB TROJAN MAGENTA
DEVILp FARMER TO FARMER Yield and AH and AHN
AH and AHN
make this CREATURE a very
TRADE APPROVED
tempting choice!
ALTERNATIVE TO: CORACKP, MACEP, LRPB HAVOCP,
SCEPTERP AND WYALKATCHEMP
YIELD
Variety Overview 125
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
DEVIL is a high yielding, quick-mid maturing wheat with a similar
P
120
maturity to MACEP; distinctly earlier than SCEPTERP. It provides
an excellent varietal alternative for spreading flowering during 115
the critical spring stress period. The variety is broadly adapted
110
and has performed exceptionally well within InterGrain trials
over the last 5 seasons and NVT over the last 3 years. DEVILP 105
has an AH and AHN classification. DEVILP’s AHN classification is
100
advantageous in situations where potential pricing premiums
and segregations are available. 0.5(2) 1(6) 1.5(19) 2(17) 2.5(19) 3(35) 3.5(26) 4(20) 4.5(20) 5(15) 5.5(1) 6(3)
DEVILP offers an effective disease resistance package, in Yield Environment t/ha (Trial Number)
2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield environment as
particular strong yellow spot resistance (MRMS) and stripe rust a % of site mean yield
(Brackets indicate number of trials)
resistance (MR). The variety also has very good physical grain (Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 19/02/2020.)
characteristics, with a good grain size, reducing screenings risk.
DEVILP is available from local Seedclub members and resellers
DEVILP SCEPTERP LRPB HAVOCP MACEP
and is approved for farmer to farmer trade.
EPR $3.50/tonne GST Exclusive
Early
MATURITY COMPARISON
Very Quick Quick Quick-Mid Mid Mid-Slow Slow
Mid
P
TIME OF SOWING
SCEPTER
EXCEPTIONAL GOOD YELLOW SPOT STRIPE RUST##
LRPB HAVOCP
YIELD GRAIN SIZE (MRMS) (MR)
DEVILP
VIXENP
Late
STEM RUST LEAF RUST QUICK-MID
(MS) (SVS) SPRING
MATURITY
VIXENp a cunning variety for
those looking to win the
FARMER TO FARMER
AH and AHN TRADE APPROVED
quick-mid maturing, AH and
AHN wheat race.
ALTERNATIVE TO: MACEP, SCEPTERP, EMU ROCKP,
LRPB HAVOCP, WYALKATCHEMP AND WESTONIA
YIELD
Variety Overview
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
145
VIXENP is a high yielding quick-mid maturing AH and AHN 140
wheat. It offers a significant yield advantage compared to 135
MACEP (approx. 7%*), based on long-term main season NVT 130
results*. Long-term NVT results also indicate yields are similar 125
to SCEPTERP on average. However, VIXENP is higher yielding in 120
less than 2t/ha yield environments but also has the flexibility 115
to perform well in soft finishes. VIXENP’s quick-mid maturity is 110
ideally suited to mid-May and onwards sowing. In addition 105
to VIXENP’s yield performance, it offers good stripe (MRMS) 100
0.5 (2) 1(6) 1.5(19) 2(17) 2.5(19) 3(35) 3.5(26) 4(20) 4.5(20) 5(15) 5.5(1) 6(3)
and stem (MRMS) rust resistance and yellow spot resistance. Yield Environment t/ha, (Trial Number)
VIXENP’s AHN classification is advantageous in situations where
potential pricing premiums and segregations are available. 2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield
environment as a % of site mean yield
VIXENP has strong physical grain characteristics, including a (Brackets indicate number of trials)
good grain size and hectolitre weight. It also has a short plant (Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 19/08/2020)
height, reducing stubble loads in high yielding environments.
VIXENP is available from local Seedclub members VIXENP STINGP LRPB HAVOCP SCEPTERP
and resellers and is available for farmer to farmer trading.
EPR $3.50/tonne GST Exclusive
Early
MATURITY COMPARISON
Very Quick Quick Quick-Mid Mid Mid-Slow Slow
Mid
P
SCEPTER
TIME OF SOWING
EXCEPTIONAL GOOD YELLOW SPOT STRIPE RUST##
(MRMS) LRPB HAVOCP
YIELD GRAIN SIZE (MRMS)
DEVILP
STINGP
Late
VIXENP
POWDERY MILDEW STEM RUST LEAF RUST QUICK-MID
(WA PATHOTYPE) (MRMS) (SVS) SPRING
(S) MATURITY
IGW4502
POTENTIAL AH
NEW
The early breaker!
Long season, potential
AH IMI wheat.
ALTERNATIVE TO: CUTLASSP, YITPIP,
AND ELMORE CL PLUSP
MATURITY COMPARISON
Very Quick Quick Quick-Mid Mid Mid-Slow Slow Very Slow
Variety Overview
Early
IGW4502
IGW4502 is a high yielding, imidazolinone (IMI) tolerant, YITPI P
long season, potential AH wheat. It has a similar maturity to
TIME OF SOWING CUTLASSP
CUTLASSP providing a new varietal opportunity to maximise
CATAPULTP
early sowing opportunities. IGW4502 has a solid disease
ROCKSTARP
resistance package, including very good rust resistance, based
LRPB TROJANP
on InterGrain provisional disease ratings. IGW4502’s best
Mid
performance has been observed in longer growing seasons. It
has good grain size, test weight and a moderate plant height,
Late
similar to MACEP. IGW4502’s long season maturity, coupled with
the IMI tolerance trait provides an ideal variety for early sowing.
IGW4502 is present in NVT in 2020.
HIGH YIELD YELLOW SPOT IMI STRIPE RUST
(MSp) TOLERANT (MRp)
LEAF RUST STEM RUST SLOW SPRING
(MRp) (MRp) (LONG SEASON)
2019 provisional disease ratings - InterGrain Wheat Breeding. July 2020 - IGW4502, York, WA.
CHIEF CL PLUSp
The weed control boss!
APW & APWN
ALTERNATIVE TO: MACEP, SCEPTERP,
GRENADE CL PLUSP AND JUSTICA CL PLUSP
YIELD
Variety Overview
120
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
115
CHIEF CL PLUSP is a high yielding APW Clearfield® Plus wheat
110
and yields comparably to MACEP in greater than 2 t/ha yield
105
environments. CHIEF CL PLUSP is a mid-maturing variety
100
and can be sown slightly earlier than MACEP, providing an
alternative option for the main wheat sowing window. The 95
variety has excellent stem and leaf rust (MR) and good yellow 90
spot resistance (MRMS), an advantage in wheat on wheat 0.5(2) 1(6) 1.5(19) 2(17) 2.5(19) 3(35) 3.5(26) 4(20) 4.5(20) 5(15) 5.5(1) 6(3)
rotations. CHIEF CL PLUSP has a very large grain size and good
Yield Environment t/ha, (Trial Number)
hectolitre weight. It has excellent pre-anthesis vigour and a
2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield
medium coleoptile. CHIEF CL PLUSP is registered for label rates environment as a % of site mean yield
of Intervix® herbicide, an excellent tool for post-emergent weed (Brackets indicate number of trials)
control. The possession of the Clearfield® Plus trait provides (Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 19/02/2020.)
increased rotational flexibility when other IT crops have been
grown the previous year and there are residue concerns.
CHIEF CL PLUSP GRENADE CL PLUSP SCEPTERP MACEP
CHIEF CL PLUSP is available from local Seedclub members and
resellers.
EPR $4.25/tonne GST Exclusive
Early
MATURITY COMPARISON
Very Quick Quick Quick-Mid Mid Mid-Slow Slow
TIME OF SOWING
CHIEF CL PLUSP
Mid
EXCEPTIONAL EXCELLENT YELLOW SPOT CLEARFIELD®
YIELD GRAIN SIZE (MRMS) PLUS WHEAT
(INTERVIX® TOLERANT) GRENADE CL PLUSP
MACEP
RAZOR CL PLUSP
Late
LEAF RUST STEM RUST MID SPRING
(MR) (MR) MATURITY
KINSEIp FARMER TO FARMER Combining the power of bala
nced
ANW
a
TRADE APPROVED
quality and performance in
slow maturing udon.
ANW
ALTERNATIVE TO: YITPIP, ZENP, CALINGIRI,
MAGENTAP, LRPB TROJANP AND CUTLASSP
YIELD
Variety Overview
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
110
KINSEIP is a slow maturing ANW and is suited to longer growing
105
season environments where it can be sown from late April to
early May. It has a later maturity than CALINGIRIP and is similar 100
to YITPIP, providing a varietal opportunity to vary flowering times
during critical spring stress periods. KINSEIP is not as photoperiod 95
sensitive as YITPIP, however, it has a similar flowering time across
a broad range of environments. In longer growing season 90
environments, where the variety is recommended, KINSEIP has 0.5(2) 1(6) 1.5(19) 2(17) 2.5(19) 3(35) 3.5(26) 4(20) 4.5(20) 5(15) 5.5(1) 6(3)
consistently demonstrated a 10% yield advantage, on average, Yield Environment t/ha (Trial Number)
when compared to YITPIP. KINSEIP has good stripe rust (MRMS) and 2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield environment
as a % of site mean yield
useful yellow spot (MS) resistance. It also has good physical grain (Brackets indicate number of trials)
characteristics and provides a general udon quality improvement (Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 19/02/2020.)
compared to CALINGIRIP and NINJAP.
KINSEIP is available from local Seedclub members and resellers P P P P
KINSEI NINJA ZEN YITPI
and is approved for farmer to farmer trading.
EPR $4.00/tonne GST Exclusive
MATURITY COMPARISON
Very Quick Quick Quick-Mid Mid Mid-Slow Slow
Early
YIPTIP
TIME OF SOWING
CUTLASSP
HIGH GOOD YELLOW SPOT STRIPE RUST## KINSEIP
YIELDING GRAIN SIZE (MS) (MRMS)
CALINGIRIP
NINJAP
Mid
SCEPTERP
LEAF RUST STEM RUST SLOW SPRING
(MSS) (MSS) MATURITY
NINJAp FARMER TO FARMER The agile yield fighter,
ANW
rising to the challenge in
TRADE APPROVED
all seasonal conditions.
ALTERNATIVE TO: CALINGIRI, MACEP, SCEPTERP AND
WYALKATCHEMP
YIELD
120
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
110
Variety Overview
100
NINJAP is WA’s ANW yield benchmark. NINJAP’s high yield potential, coupled
90
with potential noodle premiums, provides growers with a profitable varietal
alternative. NINJAP is a mid-maturing ANW with its best performance observed 80
with May sowings. NINJAP has a useful disease resistance package, including 0.5(2) 1(6) 1.5(19) 2(17) 2.5(19) 3(35) 3.5(26) 4(20) 4.5(20) 5(15) 5.5(1) 6(3)
good yellow spot resistance (MRMS) and wheat nodorum blotch (MRMS) Yield Environment t/ha (Trial Number)
providing an effective level of resistance for wheat on wheat rotations. It 2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield
environment as a % of site mean yield
has useful stripe rust resistance (MS) although stem (SVS) and leaf rust (S)
(Brackets indicate number of trials)
will need to be proactively managed when disease pressure is present. The
(Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 19/02/2020.)
variety also has good physical grain qualities, with good grain size (lower
screenings risk) and hectolitre weight. NINJAP’s black point resistance is also
P P P
an advantage (MRMS). NINJA SCEPTER ZEN
NINJAP is available for farmer to farmer trade, or from local Seedclub
members and resellers.
EPR $4.00/tonne GST Exclusive MATURITY COMPARISON
Very Quick Quick Quick-Mid Mid Mid-Slow Slow
Early
TIME OF SOWING
KINSEIP
ZENP
HIGHEST GOOD YELLOW SPOT STRIPE RUST
Mid
NINJAP
HIGH YIELD GRAIN SIZE (MRMS) (MS##)
ANW
SCEPTERP
Late
WHEAT NODORUM STEM RUST MID SPRING BLACK
BLOTCH (SVS) MATURITY POINT
(MRMS) (MRMS)
MAXIMUSp CL next generation,
POTENTIAL MALT
potential malting,
IMI gladiator!
BARLEY
ALTERNATIVE TO: SPARTACUS CLP, LA TROBEP,
SCOPE CLP AND RGT PLANETP
HEAD LOSS RISK: LODGING GRAIN PLUMPNESS: HECTOLITRE
LOW-MEDIUM TOLERANCE: STRONG GOOD/EXCELLENT WEIGHT: GOOD
Variety Overview YIELD
MAXIMUSP CL is a high yielding, quick-mid maturing, potential 130
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
malt, imidazolinone (IMI) tolerant barley offering a 4-5% yield
advantage over SPARTACUS CLP *. MAXIMUSP CL represents a 120
general disease improvement compared to SPARTACUS CLP.
110
Similar to SPARTACUS CLP, MAXIMUSP CL has an erect plant type,
strong lodging tolerance and low-medium head loss risk. The
100
variety also has very good physical grain qualities, including
excellent grain plumpness (larger than SPARTACUS CLP) and
90
hectolitre weight.
1(2) 1.5(6) 2(7) 2.5(6) 3(12) 3.5(8) 4(15) 4.5(6) 5(11) 5.5(11) 6(1) 6.5(1)
The variety has a short coleoptile and it is recommended that Yield Environment t/ha, (Trial Number)
sowing depth be considered carefully when planting this variety. 2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield
environment as a % of site mean yield
MAXIMUSP CL has been accepted into the Barley Australia malt (Brackets indicate number of trials)
accreditation program, with earliest potential accreditation in Only yield information >1t/ha has been presented within this graph.
March 2021. (Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 10/02/2020)
MAXIMUSP CL will be available for planting in 2021 from local
Seedclub members or resellers.
P P
MAXIMUS CL SPARTACUS CL
SCREENINGS
EPR $4.25/tonne GST Exclusive 90.0
80.0
70.0
SCREENINGS (%)
60.0
50.0
40.0
NET FORM SPOT FORM POWDERY CLEARFIELD® 30.0
NET BLOTCH NET BLOTCH MILDEW (RMR#) BARLEY 20.0
(MRMS-S) (MS) (INTERVIX® TOLERANT)
10.0
0.0
2018-19 WA NVT Screenings (BUFFp
POTENTIAL MALT
FARMER TO FARMER
TRADE APPROVED
Flexing its muscles
in acidic soils.
ALTERNATIVE TO: LITMUSP , LA TROBEP, ROSALINDP
AND SPARTACUS CLP
HEAD LOSS RISK: LODGING TOLERANCE: GRAIN PLUMPNESS: HECTOLITRE
MEDIUM POOR MODERATELY GOOD WEIGHT: FAIR
Variety Overview
BUFFP is a white aleurone, acid soil tolerant variety and is ideally suited to the
acid soil/high aluminium environments of WA. In general, BUFFP’s maturity is
slightly later than LA TROBEP and LITMUSP, and earlier than SCOPE CLP^. BUFFP
is broadly adapted and offers moderately good grain plumpness and has HIGH YIELD NET FORM SPOT FORM POWDERY
NET BLOTCH NET BLOTCH MILDEW (SVS)
good early vigour. The variety has moderate net form net blotch resistance (MRMS-S) (S)
(MRMS-S) although, generally has a weak disease resistance profile. BUFFP
is on average higher yielding than LITMUSP in both neutral and acidic soil
types. BUFFP has been accepted into the Barley Australia Malt Accreditation
program with earliest possible accreditation in 2022.
LEAF RUST SCALD (MSS) QUICK-MID
BUFFP is available for planting from local resellers, Seedclub members and is (MSS) MATURITY
farmer to farmer trade approved. BUFFP is currently classified as feed variety.
EPR $3.50/tonne GST Exclusive
YIELD - % LITMUS P
20%
YIELD DIFFERENCE (%)
15%
10%
5%
0%
-5%
-10%
-15%
-20%
Eradu
Mingenew
Balidu
Buntine
Dandaragan
Jerramungup
Eradu
Mingenew
Balidu
Bolgart
Corrigin
Dandaragan
Wickepin
Lake Grace
Hyden
Jerramungup
Scaddan
Tincurrin - North
Miling
Bolgart
Corrigin
Dandaragan
Buntine
Mingenew
2016 2017 2019
2016-19 WA NVT MET % yield difference to LitmusP
pH (CaCl2) 0-60cm (whole profile) >5 pH (CaCl2) 0-10cm 5 pH (CaCl2) 0-10cm >5 & pH(CaC12) 10-60SPARTACUS CLp A proven gladiator conqueri
ng
MALT
the Asian beer arena.
ALTERNATIVE TO: HINDMARSHP , LA TROBEP,
SCOPE CLP AND RGT PLANETP
HEAD LOSS RISK: LODGING TOLERANCE: GRAIN PLUMPNESS: HECTOLITRE WEIGHT:
LOW STRONG GOOD VERY GOOD
Variety Overview
YIELD
SPARTACUS CLP is a high yielding, malt accredited, Clearfield® barley, with
excellent yield potential. In general, it’s maturity is similar to LA TROBEP and AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
125
earlier than SCOPE CLP for all sowing dates^.
SPARTACUS CLP has a robust disease resistance profile, including good powdery
115
mildew (MR-MS) and Net Form Net Blotch (MRMS-MSS) resistance.
P P
SPARTACUS CL is agronomically similar to LA TROBE , offering good physical 105
grain qualities and has a short rachilla length. SPARTACUS CLP has improved
grain plumpness compared to LA TROBEP and has very good hectolitre weight, 95
similar to LA TROBEP. SPARTACUS CLP has strong lodging tolerance and a low
head loss risk. 85
SPARTACUS CLP has a similar plant height and architecture to LA TROBEP and 1(2) 1.5(6) 2(7) 2.5(6) 3(12) 3.5(8) 4(15) 4.5(6) 5(11) 5.5(7) 6(1) 6.5(1)
has an erect growth habit. The variety has a short coleoptile and it is Yield Environment t/ha, (Trial Number)
recommended that sowing depth be carefully considered when planting 2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield environment as a
% of site mean yield
this variety. (Brackets indicate number of trials)
(Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 10/02/2020.)
SPARTACUS CLP is available through your local reseller or InterGrain
Seedclub member.
EPR $4.25/tonne GST Exclusive SPARTACUS CL
P
RGT PLANET
P
LA TROBE
P
SCOPE CL
P
Early
MATURITY COMPARISON
TIME OF SOWING
Very Quick Quick Quick-Mid Mid Mid-Slow Slow
EXCELLENT NET FORM SPOT FORM POWDERY RGT PLANETP
Mid
YIELD NET BLOTCH NET BLOTCH MILDEW
(MRMS-MSS) (SVS) (MR-MS) ROSALINDP
SPARTACUS CLP
LA TROBEP
Late
CCN (R) SCALD (MR) QUICK CLEARFIELD® BARLEY
MATURING (INTERVIX© TOLERANT)IGB1908, IGB1967
(QUALITY CLASSIFICATION PENDING) New wave IMI
tolerant barleys!
ALTERNATIVE TO: SPARTACUS CLP, LA TROBEP,
SCOPE CLP AND MAXIMUSP CL
HEAD LOSS LODGING GRAIN PLUMPNESS:
RISK: MEDIUM TOLERANCE: POOR GOOD/EXCELLENT
Variety Overview
Early
A new wave of IMI tolerant barleys! These new IMI barleys are high
MATURITY COMPARISON
yielding, quick maturing lines. They are agronomically similar to
Very Quick Quick Quick-Mid Mid Mid-Slow Slow
COMPASSP and are ideally suited to lighter soils and medium-low
Mid
P
TIME OF SOWING
rainfall environments. These lines have a similar yield potential to RGT PLANET
P
COMPASSP, based on preliminary InterGrain yield trials. They offer ROSALIND
an effective disease resistance profile including CCN resistance IGB1908 & IGB1967
P
and useful levels of spot form net blotch resistance. The lines have SPARTACUS CL
P
excellent grain size, and a similar lodging tolerance and head loss LA TROBE
Late
risk to COMPASSP. Further quality testing is required to make an
assessment on potential malting quality.
One line will be available for planting as a feed variety
in 2021.
HIGH CCN (Rp) SPOT FORM
YIELDING NET BLOTCH
(MSp)
IGB1967
IGB1908
LEAF RUST NET FORM NET
QUICK-MID
(SVSp) BLOTCH*
MATURITY
(MR/Sp)
2019 InterGrain Barley Breeding Provisional Ratings. July 2020 - IGB1967 and IGB1908, York, WA.
* Net Form Net Bloch may require proactive management if Oxford virulent strain presentLA TROBEp FARMER TO FARMER Governing low-medium rainfa
ll
MALT
rt
environments, a proven expo
TRADE APPROVED
malt leader.
ALTERNATIVE TO: RGT PLANETP, HINDMARSHP,
SCOPE CLP AND SPARTACUS CLP
HEAD LOSS RISK: LODGING TOLERANCE: GRAIN PLUMPNESS: HECTOLITRE WEIGHT:
MEDIUM MEDIUM MODERATELY GOOD VERY GOOD
Variety Overview YIELD
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
125
LA TROBEP is a high yielding, broadly adapted, malting
variety. It is ideally suited to low to medium rainfall 115
environments. In general, its maturity is the same
105
as SPARTACUS CLP and earlier than SCOPE CLP for all
sowing dates^. It has medium lodging tolerance and 95
has a useful leaf disease resistance profile.
85
LA TROBEP has very good hectolitre weight and
1(2) 1.5(6) 2(7) 2.5(6) 3(12) 3.5(8) 4(15) 4.5(6) 5(11) 5.5(7) 6(1) 6.5(1)
possesses malting qualities extremely well suited to Yield Environment t/ha, (Trial Number)
export brewing markets. The variety also has a short 2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield environment as a
% of site mean yield
coleoptile and it is recommended that sowing depth (Brackets indicate number of trials)
(Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 10/02/2020.)
be considered when planting this variety.
LA TROBEP is available for farmer to farmer trade. LA TROBE
P
RGT PLANET
P
SPARTACUS CL
P
EPR $4.00/tonne GST Exclusive
HECTOLITRE WEIGHT
85.00
80.00
HECTOLITRE WEIGHT (KG/HL)
75.00
70.00
65.00
HIGH YIELD NET FORM SPOT FORM POWDERY
NET BLOTCH NET BLOTCH MILDEW (MS-S) 60.00
(MRMS-S) (S)
55.00
50.00
45.00
2018-19 NVT Hectolitre weight (kg/hl)
(Data accessed from the GRDC NVT website on 12/03/2020.)
LEAF RUST CCN (R) SCALD (MR) QUICK
(MSS) MATURITY
P P P P
LA TROBE MAXIMUS CL SPARTACUS CL COMPASSROSALINDp eld
The smart feed barley with yi
FARMER TO FARMER
FEED TRADE APPROVED
and yield stability in its DNA.
ALTERNATIVE TO: BASSP, FLINDERSP, RGT PLANETP,
LA TROBEP AND SPARTACUS CLP
HEAD LOSS RISK: LODGING TOLERANCE: GRAIN PLUMPNESS: HECTOLITRE WEIGHT:
LOW STRONG MODERATELY GOOD EXCELLENT
Variety Overview YIELD
AVERAGE SITE MEAN YIELD (%)
ROSALINDP is an exceptionally high yielding feed barley. ROSALINDP 145
is a broadly adapted variety, performing exceptionally well across 135
all rainfall zones. ROSALINDP is a mid maturing variety, however 125
mid-quick to flowering. In general, ROSALINDP is earlier to flowering 115
than SCOPE CLP for all sowing dates^. ROSALINDP is an excellent 105
option where there is a low probability of delivering malt barley 95
and yield and yield stability is the top priority. ROSALINDP has a 85
1(2) 1.5(6) 2(7) 2.5(6) 3(12) 3.5(8) 4(15) 4.5(6) 5(11) 5.5(7) 6(1) 6.5(1)
robust disease resistance profile. It offers good leaf rust resistance
Yield Environment t/ha, (Trial Number)
(MR) and net form of net blotch resistance (MR-S) (pathotype 2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield
dependent). ROSALINDP has strong lodging tolerance, low head environment as a % of site mean yield
(Brackets indicate number of trials)
loss risk and has moderately good grain plumpness. (Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 10/02/2020.)
ROSALIND is available for farmer to farmer trade, or from local
P
Seedclub members and resellers.
P P P
ROSALIND LA TROBE RGT PLANET
EPR $3.50/tonne GST Exclusive
MATURITY COMPARISON
Very Quick Quick Quick-Mid Mid Mid-Slow Slow
Early
BASSP
TIME OF SOWING
EXCELLENT NET FORM SPOT FORM POWDERY
YIELD NET BLOTCH NET BLOTCH MILDEW RGT PLANETP
(MR-S) (S) (MRMS-MS)
Mid
ROSALINDP*
MAXIMUSP CL
SPARTACUS CLP
LEAF RUST SCALD (MS) MID SPRING* LA TROBEP
Late
(MR) MATURITY
Rosalind Powdery Mildew: Pathotype change in southern WA has been detected, vigilance and regular
checking for the disease is suggested. *RosalindP is mid maturing however mid-quick to flowering.KINGBALEp
HAY OAT
A new oat
dynasty !
OATS
ALTERNATIVE TO: CARROLUPP, BRUSHERP, WINJARDIEP
AND WINTAROOP
Variety Overview
KINGBALEP is a world first IMI tolerant oaten hay variety.
HAY OAT VIGOUR: HIGH HEIGHT: IMI TOLERANT:
TALL SENTRY® REGISTRATION
KINGBALEP is a mid-maturing IMI tolerant oaten hay variety with improved SUBMITTED TO APVMA
tolerance to soil residual imidazolinone herbicides. It is an ideal variety for
use where there are IMI residue concerns from previous crops.
KINGBALEP is a tall variety with good early vigour and is suitable for planting
in the major hay growing regions of Australia. Preliminary data shows
KINGBALEP has a similar disease and agronomic profile to WINTAROOP and
indicates that it is resistant to CCN although, rust (likely susceptible) will
require proactive management. Yield information is currently limited.
KINGBALEP is a single gene IMI tolerant variety. The original breeding work
was undertaken by Grains Innovation Australia (GIA) and the line is being
commercialised by InterGrain. A Sentry® registration has been submitted to
APVMA for pre-emergent use only, with earliest potential registration for use
in oaten hay production in March 2021.
It is important to note that delays may occur and KINGBALEP may not be
released if a Sentry® registration is not received.
Sentry®, pending successful registration, will be the ONLY imidazolinone
herbicide registered for use on IMI oats.
Seed will be available for planting in 2021 - pending a Sentry® registration.
KingbaleP, Kalkee VIC, 2019
HIGH OATEN CCN (Rp) MID
HAY YIELD MATURINGNOTES
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