Seed Varieties Information - Gleadell Agriculture · PDF file04 UK seed market share autumn 2015 plantings - 9.8% Gleadell’s view - Now established as a versatile wheat variety on

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Seed Varieties Information

ContentsWinter Barley

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Oilseed Rape

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Winter Oats

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We offer a wide range of seeds including cereals, oilseeds, pulses and organics as well as forage crops and other small seeds. A select number of well-appointed suppliers are used to ensure we retain the highest quality product with a prompt and professional service. One such supplier Dunns (Long Sutton) Ltd – is 100% owned by Gleadell Agriculture and is a major UK agricultural seed wholesale company and specialist human consumption pulse processing business.

Gleadell are a market leader in aiding the development of new varieties which has gained support from the end users. This has created a link between the seed

breeders and the consumers which has enabled products to have suitable homes available once they are brought to the market.

This year our wheat end market suitability comments are kindly supplied by ADM Milling Ltd. ADM have for many years worked strategically with leading UK wheat breeders, evaluating pipeline material, to gain early understanding of milling and baking functionality in promising varieties. This has provided valuable commercial feedback at an earlier stage of the process, and led to greater confidence in new varieties as they achieve RL status.

Through our strategically located suppliers of cereal and pulses seed we aim to offer a consistent high quality and excellent standard of supply, whilst managing the risk of varietal performance due to unforeseen weather events in any given season.

Building on the success of last year’s catalogue – this year we hope to give further insight into the varieties and aid selection for your individual farm situation.

Introduction

Chris Guest, Seed Manager

Welcome to the second edition of the Gleadell Autumn Seed Catalogue, a really useful desktop guide for UK growers and advisors – offering practical advice on the best varieties available in each market sector.

Winter Wheat

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Gleadell’s view to indicate whether UK seed market shares for autumn 2015 plantings are up, down or much unchanged, by variety.

Seed Treatments

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UK seed market share autumn 2015 plantings - 9.8%

Gleadell’s view - Now established as a versatile wheat variety on farm, Skyfall has been popular with the quality wheat grower and the feed grower alike. Skyfall is a bearded wheat but that’s not the only reason it stands out from the crowd. It has revolutionised the quality wheat market – bringing yield in line with the very popular feed wheats. Its combination of yield, quality and good all-round disease resistance including OWBM and Pch1 eyespot resistance makes it an exciting all-round package. Better suited for later sowings from the end of September onwards. End-market suitability - Good milling and baking performance has been seen from this variety in its first full season of availability. Given its high yield, effective protein management will be required to achieve consistency and full milling potential.

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1

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium

Resistance to lodging with PGR

Maturity

6

6.0

7

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

6

9

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Breeder RAGT Seeds LtdParentage C4148 x Hurricane

AgronomicsOrange blossom resistant


Gleadell’s view - KWS Trinity entered the group 1 sector last year, it is a high yielding group 1 variety with excellent disease resistance, short, stiff straw and mid-maturity. Trinity’s best performance is in the northern region, but on a par with Skyfall in the East.

End-market suitability - KWS Trinity joined the RL in 2015 and from the early commercial crops seen, has confirmed its status as a group 1 variety. We expect to see a larger volume this season and an effective protein management programme will be required to maximise its potential.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

9

5.4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

8

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage (Grafton x Einstein) x TimaruAgronomics

United Kingdom 101

Eastern region 101

Western region 100

North region 104

First cereal 101

Second plus 102

Light soils 102

Heavy soils 101

Specific weight 77.3

UK seed market share autumn 2015 plantings – 7.5%

Gleadell’s view - Crusoe represented a step forward in terms of disease resistance from Gallant and Solstice. It is now outclassed in yield terms by Skyfall and KWS Trinity but its consistent quality and on-farm performance will mean it will see it remaining popular with growers.

End-market suitability - Although lower in yield than other bread wheats it is quickly becoming the quality ‘backbone’ due to its ability to produce high protein crops. Good crumb structure and solid baking performance are key attributes that ensure its popularity will continue.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

7

6.4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

3

8

Agronomics

United Kingdom 98

Eastern region 98

Western region 99

North region 96

First cereal 98

Second plus 98

Light soils 98

Heavy soils 99


Breeder Limagrain

Parentage Cordiale x Gulliver

Wheat Varieties - Group 1

United Kingdom 101

Eastern region 101

Western region 103

North region 103

First cereal 101

Second plus 103

Light soils 103

Heavy soils 101



Gleadell’s view - Following on from the success of Skyfall, Illustrious comes from the same stable. It has the best untreated yield of the group 1 varieties and looks to be an excellent choice from a risk management point of view. Slightly taller than the sector competitors but nice and stiff, with an excellent all round disease portfolio. Slightly later maturing so would suit a grower looking to spread harvest dates with the likes of Skyfall and Crusoe. Best performance looks to be on heavier sites.

End-market suitability - New to the RL this season and was identified as a variety that potentially has good protein functionality. Over 3 years of testing it has performed consistently well, with a high level of water absorption being a key feature. Baking performance has been excellent.

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1

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

7

6.2

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

8

8

Breeder RAGT Seeds LtdParentage Qplus x Battalion

Agronomics

United Kingdom 100

Eastern region 101

Western region 101

North region [96]

First cereal 100

Second plus 101

Light soils [98]

Heavy soils 101


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Gleadell’s view - KWS Lili was a popular choice in 2015, it ticks many boxes and should be considered first and foremost as a very high yielding variety with the potential to achieve an added premium to increase gross margins on farm. Consistent across locations, with outstanding first wheat yields, KWS Lili is best suited to lighter soils.

End-market suitability - Another variety more suited to blends as high yields will possibly dilute protein. Baking performance was variable over the 3 years of testing.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

9

5.9

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

7

6

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage KWS Horizon x TimaruAgronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 103

Western region 105

North region 108

First cereal 105

Second plus 102

Light soils 107

Heavy soils 104



Gleadell’s view - Cordiale has developed a strong place on farm. It has given consistent quality year on year, helping it to maintain a solid market share since its introduction over 10 years ago. The early maturity is a popular trait – ensuring quality in the barn along with a decent entry into OSR.

End-market suitability - Baking and milling performance has remained consistently good over many years since this variety joined the RL. Millers have relied upon Cordiale as their group 2 variety of choice. Treated yield is similar to Crusoe, with early to harvest credentials and resilient protein and hagberg levels maintaining its popularity, we expect to see its longevity continue.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6

4.8

5

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

5

4

8

Agronomics

United Kingdom 97

Eastern region 97

Western region 98

North region 96

First cereal 97

Second plus 97

Light soils 95

Heavy Soils 96


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Gleadell’s view - Possibly the most exciting new addition to the 2016/17 RL – KWS Siskin is a supercharged version of the popular variety KWS Lili. Siskin takes yields to a new level and is the equal highest yielding variety on the new list for the eastern region but with outstanding disease resistance scores including a 7 for Septoria tritici, the most yield robbing disease for winter wheat. Consistent across soil types and rotational positions KWS Siskin looks set to be very popular this year.

End-market suitability - New to the RL this season and has a degree of variability in its baking performance. With its very high yields its milling usage will probably be suited to blends, as optimum full spec milling protein may be difficult to achieve.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

9

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

7

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage KWS Sterling x Timaru Agronomics

United Kingdom 105

Eastern region 106

Western region 106

North region [105]

First cereal 105

Second plus 105

Light soils [106]

Heavy soils 105


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Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage (Reaper x Cadenza) x Malacca

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Gleadell’s view - A new variety added to the RL last season that struggled to gain market share in a difficult year for group 3 soft wheats. With an exceptional performance on farm last harvest, the variety looks like an interesting choice for the soft wheat grower – particularly suited to later sowings and second wheat situations, performing well on both light and heavy sites.

End-market suitability - Good Gluten extensibility has been seen to date and meets all other group 3 criteria.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6

5.5

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

8

5

7

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 104

Western region 103

North region 106

First cereal 103

Second plus 105

Light soils 105

Heavy soils 104



Gleadell’s view - Basset is one of two new soft group 3’s from KWS this year, the other - KWS Barrel - is very limited in seed supply, however there will be slightly more KWS Basset available. It has equal yield to both Barrel and Britannia in the Eastern region, featuring stiff straw and a good all round disease resistance package. KWS Basset also looks like it will suit early sowing.

End-market suitability - New to the RL this season, it is high yielding and will therefore need an effective level of protein management to achieve full milling potential. Meets all other group 3 criteria.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

4

5.4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

6

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Cassius x ScoutAgronomics

United Kingdom 103

Eastern region 104

Western region 103

North region [104]

First cereal 103

Second plus 104

Light soils [102]

Heavy Soils 103


Orange blossom resistant

AgronomicsBreeder Limagrain

Parentage Cassius x Robigus

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Wheat Varieties - Group 4 Softs


Gleadell’s view - The highest yielding Group 4 soft wheat variety on the

RL, Leeds has been a popular variety over the past few seasons. Its high

specific weight underpinned its launch platform in harvest 13 when we

saw very low specific weights in many other varieties due to the wet

harvest. Leeds has decent all-round disease resistance except for mildew

and brown rust, which will need watching. The variety is particularly

suited to northern sites and lighter soils.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

3

4.8

7

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

7

4

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Istabraq x RobigusAgronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 104

Western region 103

North region 107

First cereal 104

Second plus 104

Light soils 106

Heavy soils 103




Gleadell’s view - Revelation has been one of the first varieties to sell out

in the past three seasons now. Its on-farm performance has helped its

popularity and it has an outstanding disease portfolio. Consistent across

soil types and rotational position, it produces a very high untreated yield,

reducing risk. It is on the late side so can play a useful role as part of a

portfolio of varieties to spread harvest maturity.

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1

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6

6.3

7

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

8

8

Breeder Limagrain

Parentage (Alchemy x Claire) x ShepherdAgronomics

United Kingdom 101

Eastern region 101

Western region 99

North region 103

First cereal 101

Second plus 101

Light soils 102

Heavy soils 101



Gleadell’s view - A recommended list candidate this year, RGT

Knightsbridge is the highest yielding commercially available wheat variety

this season. It is a potential group 4 soft variety, which has flexibility in

sowing date and consistent yield performance so far in trials. It has a good

all round disease portfolio – including OWBM resistance.

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1

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6

6

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-2 - 1 0 1 2 3

8

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Breeder RAGT Seeds Ltd

Parentage Tuxedo x ViscountAgronomics

United Kingdom 107

Eastern region -

Western region -

North region -

First cereal -

Second plus -

Light soils -

Heavy soils -


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Wheat Varieties - Group 4 Hards


Gleadell’s view - New last season – Reflection captured a large market

share in its launch year. Reflection is high yielding in all regions and is

particularly strong in the west. Its short stiff straw and high specific weight

are all plus points along with earlier maturity than its competitors.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

7

5.4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

6

9

8

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage Denman x OakleyAgronomics

United Kingdom 105

Eastern region 104

Western region 106

North region 107

First cereal 106

Second plus 104

Light soils 106

Heavy soils 105




Gleadell’s view - This variety has become a farmer favourite thanks to its

barn-filling yield potential, made possible by its characteristic wide flag

leaf. Yellow rust and Septoria will require management, however

the variety is well established and will no doubt remain popular in 2016.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

4

4.4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

6

6

7

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Sherborne x Oakley Agronomics

United Kingdom 105

Eastern region 105

Western region 104

North region 107

First cereal 105

Second plus 106

Light soils 106

Heavy soils 105




Gleadell’s view - A high yielding variety for the UK that brings different

genetics to help combat some of the races of disease that have

increased the pressure on crops over the past few seasons. It has strong

performance in the eastern region and good all-round disease resistance

including yellow and brown rust. Performs very well as a second wheat.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6

5.6

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

8

7

Breeder Limagrain

Parentage Smuggler x (Robigus x SJ 5558)Agronomics

United Kingdom 105

Eastern region 105

Western region 103

North region 107

First cereal 104

Second plus 106

Light soils 107

Heavy soils 104



Gleadell’s view - KWS Silverstone is the highest yielding variety on the

new RL list for 16/17, a group 4 hard wheat variety from breeder KWS.

KWS Silverstone looks to favour light soils and has very high yield

potential in the northern region, although on limited data. Consistent yield

performance across other regions, and a solid all round disease package.

Straw strength will need to be managed to maximise the potential of the

variety.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

4.5

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage KWS Sterling x JB DiegoAgronomics

United Kingdom 106

Eastern region 106

Western region 106

North region [111]

First cereal 106

Second plus 106

Light soils [110]

Heavy soils 105


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Gleadell’s view - Another candidate variety included in this years seed

catalogue, Marston is a hard group 4 variety with high yield potential

but backed up with solid disease scores including a 7 for Septoria

tritici. The variety is from breeder DSV and a downgraded quality

wheat, its grain qualities are very good and looks like it may find a

home with added premiums, certainly one to keep an eye on this year

with high levels of disease.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

8

5

7

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

0%

Breeder DSV UK Ltd

Parentage Timaru x HerefordAgronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region -

Western region -

North region -

First cereal -

Second plus -

Light soils -

Heavy soils -



Gleadell’s view - A new addition from Syngenta to the 16/17 RL – Graham

looks to be an interesting variety for a number of reasons, western yield is

very high – the highest on the list, and excellent all round disease resistance

including a 7 for Septoria. Slightly earlier maturing than the scores may

show, it is suited to early sowing, and performs best as a first wheat. The

fusarium resistance may also be of particular interest to those sowing first

wheat after maize

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity -2 - 1 0 1 2 3

7

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage WO1SEC322 x DefenderAgronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 103

Western region 107

North region [101]

First cereal 105

Second plus 102

Light soils [102]

Heavy soils 104


***Candidate variety - figures from a different dataset***

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Graham

Meet GRahaM, the early maturing, hard feed wheat, with excellent disease resistance and potential for early drillingGRahaM is the newest Winter Wheat offering from Syngenta to the 2016/17 ahDB Recommended List. With high yields, a 7 rating for Septoria tritici and strong straw, GRahaM is a very interesting new variety to consider...

GRahaM’s growth habit is highly suited to early drilling. It is slow to develop over the winter and stays prostrate to the ground. In Syngenta observation plots, GRahaM went through its growth stages at the same rate as Grafton, and heading occurred on the same day. Maturity is given as a 0, similar to JB Diego, but in reality it is the 5th earliest winter wheat variety to reach maturity (ahDB RL 2016/17).

In Syngenta trials GRahaM has been the highest yielding variety in early September drill trials over 2 years and 2 sites. along with it’s over winter growth habit, and innate high yields, GRahaM’s strong straw and excellent foliar disease profile means that GRahaM is highly suited to early drilling.

What does Graham bring to the table?

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UK treated yield is 104%Cm, and Graham is the highest yielding variety in the West

The highest Septoria tritici rating – one of only two varieties on the 2016/17 ahDB rL with a 7 rating

Over all foliar disease profile is exceptional with no rating below 7

Suitable for early drilling

Days ripening =/- JB Diego

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Revelation

KWS Lili

Evolution

KWS Santiago

Zulu

KWS Siskin

Dickens

JB Diego

Reflection

Skyfall

Graham

Cordiale

Gallant

Variety Mildew Yellow Rust

Brown Rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium ear blight

Graham 8 8 7 7 7

KWS Santiago 4 6 6 4 6

Evolution 6 9 8 6 6

JB Diego 6 7 6 5 6

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Gleadell’s view - A Conqueror cross – KWS Crispin looks by its parentage to

be well suited to late sowing. Crispin has removed its named parents two real

weaknesses in brown rust and low spec weight. KWS Crispin looks like it will

be a popular choice for 2016, its untreated yield is one of the highest on the

list and is the only new group 4 hard variety with OWBM resistance, which

could be a good management tool with the loss of Chlorpyrifos. Although it is

suited to late sowing – it also performs very well in the main drilling position

– particularly grown under farm protocols as we have seen in private trials.

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1

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6.0

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

6

6

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Conqueror x Timaru Agronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 104

Western region 105

North region [101]

First cereal 105

Second plus 102

Light soils [102]

Heavy soils 104



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Gleadell’s view - Costello was a new entrant to the RL last year, however

2016 is the first year with any volume of commercial seed availability.

Costello is from the same stable as JB Diego and looks to follow on in its

footsteps. The variety appears to give consistent on farm performance

backed up with good all-round disease resistance and perhaps even some

added quality, including a monstrous specific weight – the highest on the

list.

8

1

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

8

6.0

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

6

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage W151 x TimaruAgronomics

United Kingdom 103

Eastern region 103

Western region 104

North region 103

First cereal 104

Second plus 102

Light soils 104

Heavy soils 104


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Winter Barley - Malting Varieties


Gleadell’s view - Talisman is now fully approved for brewing following a successful 2nd year of testing, the variety shows consistent performance across different sites/situations and is particularly strong on light land. The variety has reasonably tall straw with medium strength and good all-round disease resistances.

End-market suitability - Talisman is now fully approved for use in brewing. However to date it has not been trialled extensively for malting and should be grown on contract where possible.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch

Resistance to lodging

Maturity

6

6

5

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[8]

7

6

Breeder Senova

Parentage Flagon x Retriever Agronomics

United Kingdom 96

Eastern region 97

Western region 93

North region 95

Untreated yield 79

Light soil yield 97

Heavy land yield 95

Straw height 95

Nitrogen 1.64


BaYMVResistance


Gleadell’s view - SY Venture is the most popular winter malting barley variety grown in the UK, well-liked by growers and end users alike. The variety has short, reasonably stiff straw and generally good all-round disease resistances. However Rhynchosporium resistance is not the strongest and as such will require monitoring. SY Venture performs better on heavier soil types.

End-market suitability - SY Venture is fully approved by the IBD for production of malt for brewing and is first choice among brewers and maltsters for winter malting barley. Growers will find good demand in most regions although it should only be grown on contract in southern areas.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

6

4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[7]

7

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage DH9525-42 x Retriever Agronomics

United Kingdom 95

Eastern region 96

Western region 95

North region 92

Untreated yield 74

Light soil yield 95

Heavy land yield 97

Straw height 85

Nitrogen 1.69


BaYMVResistance

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Gleadell’s view - KWS Glacier has become a very popular variety with

growers in all regions, but performs particularly well in the east and on

heavier soils. It has reasonably short straw and relatively good all-round

disease resistance, apart from mildew.

8

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

3

5

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[8]

7

6

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Cassia x Retriever Agronomics

United Kingdom 101

Eastern region 102

Western region 100

North region 101

Untreated yield 81

Light soil yield 100

Heavy land yield 102

Straw height 83

Nitrogen -



Gleadell’s view - Tower has become a popular choice on farm this year,

sitting alongside KWS Glacier with similar UK yields. However it performs

slightly better than Glacier in the Northern region and has slightly taller

stiffer straw. Tower has improved mildew resistance but is slightly

weaker on net blotch, the two row of choice for lighter soils.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

5

6

4

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[8]

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Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Saffron x Retriever Agronomics

United Kingdom 101

Eastern region 101

Western region 100

North region 102

Untreated yield 80



Straw height 89

Nitrogen -


Winter Barley - Feed Varieties

BaYMVResistance

BaYMVResistance

UK seed market share autumn 2015 plantings - 28.2% of hybrids

Gleadell’s view - A newly recommended six-row hybrid variety out of

the same stable as Volume. Bazooka looks to take hybrid yields to the

next level with a 5% UK yield difference between it and the best 2-row

feed type. Showing yield increase over Volume in all regions, Bazooka

will be the hybrid of choice for drilling this autumn. The variety has a

solid all-round disease portfolio with particularly good Rhynchosporium

resistance, improved specific weights also a plus.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

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Parentage F1 Hybrid Agronomics

United Kingdom 107

Eastern region 108

Western region 108

North region 108

Untreated yield 90



Straw height 108

Nitrogen -


BaYMVResistance

UK seed market share autumn 2015 plantings - 26.2% of hybrids

Gleadell’s view - Volume has been around for a number of years now

and has become a popular choice for growers looking for hybrid six-row

barley. The variety has been widely grown, with tall but relatively stiff

straw, and early maturity. On-farm yields have been very high indeed,

and the vigorous growth habit has been shown to give good competition

to blackgrass.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

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Parentage F1 Hybrid Agronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 104

Western region 104

North region 105

Untreated yield 83



Straw height 101

Nitrogen -


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Gleadell’s view - DK Exalte is a very exciting new variety from DEKALB

– breeders of the old favourite Excalibur. DK Exalte features excellent

gross output potential, backed up with a superb disease portfolio and

featuring all of the traits we have come to expect from a DEKALB variety

including pod-shatter resistance, double phoma resistance and rapid

spring development.

UK Agent DEKALB Agronomics***Candidate variety - figures from a different dataset***

EW Gross output -

EW Seed yield -

N Gross output 105

N Seed yield 106

Oil content 44.5

Swathed -

Desiccated -

Plant Height 154

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Gleadell’s view - Incentive has become the farmer’s favourite variety

thanks to its good all-round performance. Incentive has high gross

output potential backed up with good oils and it is stiff strawed. It

features on both regional lists, has good light leaf spot resistance but

phoma will need managing to achieve the best results.

UK Agent DSV United Kingdom Agronomics

EW Gross output 107

EW Seed yield 106

N Gross output 108

N Seed yield 107

Oil content 45.5

Swathed [110]

Desiccated 107

Plant height 153

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Gleadell’s view - The highest yielding hybrid variety on the new E/W

recommended list, Windozz from breeder RAGT looks to be a very

popular choice for this autumn season. It has very vigorous growth in

both the autumn and spring, coupled with early maturity this variety

looks set to become a favourite on farm. Excellent seed yield and good

oil content contributes to the high gross output potential, with stiff

stems and solid all round disease.

UK Agent RAGT Seeds Ltd Agronomics

EW Gross output 109

EW Seed yield 110

N Gross output -

N Seed yield -

Oil content 44.6

Swathed [115]

Desiccated 110

Plant height 148

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Gleadell’s view - A candidate variety from breeder DSV, out of the

same stable as incentive, Dariot looks to have even quicker autumn

establishment, the first of the new PNN hybrids from DSV. Dariot

features excellent disease resistance, a different growth habit to

Incentive, more prostrate in the autumn, the stem canker resistance

score and solid oil content will sure to be popular in this coming

autumn season.

UK Agent DSV United Kingdom Agronomics***Candidate variety - figures from a different dataset***

EW Gross output 104

EW Seed yield 103

N Gross output -

N Seed yield -

Oil content 45.4

Swathed -

Desiccated -

Plant height 163

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Gleadell’s view - Aquila is a candidate hybrid variety from Limagrain with

excellent disease resistance scores, featuring high gross output potential,

made up by both seed yield and oil content. Aquila’s real strengths are in

the very strong canker resistance aswell as solid light leaf spot scores.

UK Agent Limagrain UK Agronomics***Candidate variety - figures from a different dataset***

EW Gross output 106

EW Seed yield 106

N Gross output -

N Seed yield -

Oil content 45.5

Swathed -

Desiccated -

Plant height 157

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Gleadell’s view - A few percent behind the top-yielding varieties on the

list, Harper has a number of features which make it an important part

of many growers portfolios. It features early maturity and has strong

stem canker resistance and good oil content, along with consistent

performance both in trial and on farm.

UK Agent Bayer CropScience Agronomics

EW Gross output 102

EW Seed yield 102

N Gross output -

N Seed yield -

Oil content 45.0

Swathed [101]

Desiccated 102

Plant height 150

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Perfect Complement

Two safe bets from the DSV stable are Incentive 45, which remains the only variety ever to top both the North and the East and West Recommended Lists simultaneously and Dariot, specially selected to provide similar exceptional performance in a Post NeoNicotinoid era.

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Gleadell’s view - A Clearfield offering from breeder DEKALB with all of

the traits that we have come to expect from a DK hybrid, yield would be

in the middle of pack as with Veritas CL under normal trialling however

with the Clearfield technology within the variety – this gives the grower

the opportunity to grow OSR in those very difficult weed pressure

situations. Featuring excellent stem canker and LLS scores, plus pod

shatter resistance – DK Imperial CL is certainly going to be a popular

choice in the Clearfield sector.

UK Agent DEKALB Agronomics***figures from a different dataset***

EW Gross output 105

EW Seed yield -

N Gross output -

N Seed yield -

Oil content -

Swathed -

Desiccated -

Plant height medium tall

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Gleadell’s view - Veritas CL is a Clearfield hybrid from DSV, the variety was

available in a limited way in autumn 2015. Clearfield technology is being

embraced more and more on farm for the weed control purposes and

Veritas CL looks to be a solid variety for these situations. Strong autumn

vigour with excellent lodging resistance.

UK Agent DSV United Kingdom Agronomics***figures from a different dataset***

EW Gross output 102

EW Seed yield -

N Gross output -

N Seed yield -

Oil content high

Swathed -

Desiccated -

Plant height medium tall

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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n Minimising any crop establishment risk from sulfonylurearesidues after cereals.

The benefit of DEKALB’s yield-protecting traits and agronomicprofiles mean that you can match your own particular fieldconditions without sacrificing output.

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Oilseed Rape - Conventional

Gleadell’s view - The widest sown conventional variety in 2015, with

excellent yield potential in all areas. It features strongly on both the

North and East/West Recommended Lists. Campus features rapid

autumn establishment, hence the strapline “the seed with speed,” high

oil content, and solid all-round agronomics and disease resistance. The

variety has also shown exceptional performance on sites with known

Verticillium wilt infection.

UK Agent KWS UK Ltd Agronomics

EW Gross output 105

EW Seed yield 104

N Gross output 110

N Seed yield 109

Oil content 45.3

Swathed [102]

Desiccated 106

Plant height 155

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Gleadell’s view - The highest yielding conventional variety on the new

recommended list in the E/W region, from the breeder Elsoms. Elgar

looks to be a popular variety in 2016 following on from the limited

availability in its candidate year last year. Good disease scores and early

maturity also features worth noting.

UK Agent Elsoms Seeds Agronomics

EW Gross output 111

EW Seed yield 110

N Gross output -

N Seed yield -

Oil content 45.3

Swathed [114]

Desiccated 112

Plant height 149

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

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Oilseed Rape - Conventional

Gleadell’s view - A variety which has shown resistance to TuYV (turnip

yellows virus) a disease that has been shown to reduce OSR yields

quite considerably. Amalie has moderate yield where disease is absent,

but as a risk management tool is an excellent addition to the spread of

varieties on farm. It also has solid disease scores.

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EW Gross output 99

EW Seed yield 100

N Gross output [97]

N Seed yield [98]

Oil content 44.5

Swathed [100]

Desiccated 100

Plant height 147

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Gleadell’s view - From the same stable as Campus – Barbados features

on the northern recommended list however with its disease resistance

scores it would be well suited to growers in the E/W region also. High

gross output potential with excellent disease resistances showing twin

7’s for both canker and LLS. Stiff straw is also a feature, slightly later to

mature so would work well in a spread of varieties for harvest timings.

UK Agent KWS UK Ltd Agronomics

EW Gross output -

EW Seed yield -

N Gross output 110

N Seed yield 109

Oil content 44.9

Swathed [113]

Desiccated 109

Plant height 152

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

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Winter Oats

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NEW InVigor InV1020 Very high oil content

Scores 8 for Phoma stem canker and 6 for Light Leaf Spot

Excellent autumn vigour and medium-early maturity

InVigor Harper Highly consistent yield and oil output

Early maturity

Best combination of Phoma, LLS and lodging resistance plus high oil content


UK seed market share autumn 2015 plantings -12.0%

Gleadell’s view - Dalguise has been in the marketplace for over 10 years now and remains a popular choice. Oat variety selection is driven by end-user demand and restrictions, as such Dalguise’s high specific weight and kernel content give a solid platform. Disease resistances are not the strongest and the variety is relatively weak strawed.

Breeder Senova

Parentage Mirabel x SolvaAgronomics

UK yield 100

Kernel content 76


Straw height 117

Mildew

Crown rust

Resistance lodgings

Maturity

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Gleadell’s view - The most popular winter oat grown in the UK. Although slightly lower yielding than the new varieties on the list, Mascani exhibits the highest qualities, including high kernel content and specific weight. With its strong disease ratings and being the shorter of the two varieties mentioned here, Mascani remains the most popular winter oat with the end users.

Breeder IBERS, Aberystwyth

Parentage CWO 02/18/05 x 87-42CN1/2/2 Agronomics

UK yield 97

Kernel content 78


Straw height 114

Mildew

Crown rust

Resistance lodgings

Maturity

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Seed Treatments

Beret GoldBeret Gold is a broad spectrum seed treatment giving excellent disease control for wheat. Containing 25g Fludioxonil, Beret Gold gives superior control of Fusarium and Microdochium nivale on top of this it also covers Septoria nodorum, soil-borne bunt and covered smut, giving excellent coverage. Beret Gold is the best choice single purpose treatment for your wheat seed and as such it is our product of choice.

Redigo ProRedigo Pro ensures sound establishment in all varieties of winter and spring wheat, providing a healthy crop to build on for high yield potential. Redigo Pro protects against all important seed- and soil-borne wheat diseases. It is also suitable for durum wheat, winter and spring oats and barley, rye and triticale.

LatitudeLatitude gives excellent control of the soil-borne fungus take-all. It is a popular choice of product in second and third cereal situations where take-all risk is high. Latitude is co-applied with a single purpose treatment.

Austral Plus Austral Plus protects against seed and soil-borne disease with an added insecticide element to protect against wheat bulb fly. Often used following root crops where wheat bulb fly could be a problem or after grass where wireworm can be troublesome.

Jockey Jockey offers control of seed-borne diseases plus good protection against take-all along with some protection against early foliar disease so is popular for varieties susceptible to yellow rust and Septoria tritici. Jockey also improves rooting, which can help improve anchorage.

TurboTurbo seed treatment contains a complex of nutrients which aid establishment and rooting in the critical stages of the seedlings life. A strong healthy root system will ensure the plant can access the nutrition in the soil solution it requires throughout the growing season reducing the impact of abiotic stress and improving yield potential.

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n The best selling newvariety of 2015, takingnearly 4% of the UK'splanted area*.

n Moderate height withexcellent lodgingresistance.

n Rapid autumn growth habitand spring developmentsuited to the main drillingwindow as well as latersowing in less-than-idealconditions.

UK’s Best-Selling New Variety

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SignalSignal is a seed treatment containing the insecticide cypermethrin for the reduction of wireworm and improved plant stand, and the reduction of wheat bulb fly damage on wheat and barley.

Redigo DeterRedigo Deter is one of the most widely used cereal seed treatments. The product combines an insecticide and fungicide for use in winter crops of wheat, barley and oats. It controls the principle seed-borne diseases along with soil-borne bunt and gives control of virus vector aphids to prevent the spread of barley yellow dwarf virus infection. It can also improve crop establishment by reducing damage caused by wireworms and slugs. REDIGO DETER TREATED SEED CANNOT BE DRILLED AFTER 31ST DECEMBER.


Seed Treatments

clothianidin Deter By

clothianidin, Redigo Deter By prothioconazole

difenconazole, Celest Extra Sy fludioxonil

fludioxonil Beret Gold Sy

fludioxonil, Austral Plus Sy tefluthrin

fluquinconazole Galmano By

fluquinconazole Jockey Solo Bs

fluquinconazole, Galmano Plus By prochloraz

fluquinconazole, Jockey Bs prochloraz

fluquinconazole, Epona Bs prochloraz

fuberidazole, Tripod MA triadimenol

prothioconazole Redigo By

prothioconazole, Redigo Pro By tebuconazole

prochloraz, Kinto Bs triticonazole

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Seed treatments for disease control

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Pulses

Gleadell’s view - Tundra was added to the PGRO RL in 2014 but autumn 2015 was its first commercial season, and it proved to

be very popular. The variety really takes winter beans forward in yield terms with a 8% increase over the old favourite Wizard.

Retaining decent seed size and similar agronomics to Wizard, Tundra looks to remain a popular choice.

End-market suitability - Tundra has proved to be a suitable variety for splitting, although slightly smaller than other varieties

of winter beans. It has smoother skin when compared with other winter bean varieties which means it is more acceptable for

export as a whole bean for “foule medames”.

Breeder Limagrain Europe

UK Agent Limagrain UK

Gleadell’s view - Wizard has been a mainstay in the winter bean sector for over 10 years, and to many growers has been the

only winter bean to grow. The variety has given consistent human consumption grade quality so will remain popular. However, it

will lose some market share to its new rival.

End-market suitability - Liked by end users due to large size and therefore most suitable for split bean market. Used less than

spring beans for Foule Mesdames due to its darker, wrinkled skin.

Breeder Wherry & Sons, Lincs

UK Agent Wherry & Sons, Lincs


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Small seed website

Gleadell have developed a simple to use e-platform which includes more than 50 different products for sale covering the small seeds sector; including game cover, greening options and environmental crops, grasses and forage – which can be ordered at any time of the day or night, so no need to wait for our offices to open. We like to think we have compiled one of the widest ranges of game cover options, available in one location perfect for busy farm managers and shoot managers for example.Gleadell have a long established name in the arable seed sector and are really excited about extending our recognised high quality and service focus into the wider seed sectors including grass seed, environmental mixtures and game cover.

Ensuring the site is simple to use and works across all devices was a critical area of focus - so providing you have an internet connection you can either place your order in the office

or the field, paying by debit or credit card or for current Gleadell customers you can pay by account, and receive invoices in the normal way.

For anyone unsure on exactly what they require we offer product descriptions and outline the role each should play; we also provide a crop selector table providing information such as pack size, crop purpose (cover, feed or nectar), utilisation period and crop duration, as well as agronomy notes on sowing dates and seed rates. If you are still unsure you can speak directly with a fully qualified expert. All orders are normally delivered within 48 hours.

Within the site – there are options available to satisfy new and existing Countryside Stewardship agreements – either part of ELS/HLS or the new mid and higher tier system.

The grass seeds range includes short, medium and long-term leys as well as specific haylage and silage mixes and equine leys. Forage crops include rape, kale, fodder beet, stubble turnips and root mixtures.

A couple of product options which have been popular thus far – are our Carbon/Quinoa mixtures – designed for shoots across the country, with the rapid establishing Carbon, a Kale/Mustard hybrid – and the high seed bearing Quinoa makes this is very useful mixture for many situations, providing both cover and feed in one mixture.

The Green Manuring mixtures are also set to be popular this autumn – and we have a wide range of options, covering many different basis – but including species such as Black Oat/Forage Rye/Vetch/Mustard and the newly allowable Fodder Radish.


Please visit the store –

at www.store.gleadell.co.uk

and for any further information,

or to discuss your requirements/

options for spring 2016 planting

and beyond please contact your

Gleadell Farm Trader.

Small seed website

For more information please contact:Gleadell Agriculture Ltd,Lindsey House, Hemswell Cliff, Gainsborough,Lincolnshire, DN21 5THTel: 01427 666 211Web: www.gleadell.co.uk

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