Spring 2020 - Intergrain€¦ · NINJAP DEVILP IGW4502 (Potential AH) SHERIFF CL PLUSP (APW & APWN) VIXENP ROCKSTAR P (b SUPREME P Yield and AH and AHN make this creature a very tempting

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Western Australia

Spring 2020

Spring 2020

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Australian Hard (AH) Potential Malt Barley

NINJAP

DEVILP

IGW4502 (Potential AH)

SHERIFF CL PLUSP (APW & APWN)

VIXENP

ROCKSTARP (b

SUPREMEP

Yield and AH and AHN make this creature a very tempting choice!

The early breaker! Long season, potential AH, IMI wheat.

Meet the mid-slow maturing Clearfield® Plus wheat officer, protecting yield andyield stability.

A cunning variety for those looking to win the mid-quick maturing, AH and AHN wheat race.

The AH and AHN wheat that rocks till late.

ZENP (bExperience inner peace when you switch from Calingiri to Zen.

The udon quality ruler.

The agile yield fighter, rising to the challenge in all seasonal conditions.

Australian Noodle Wheat (ANW)

Clearfield Plus® Wheat

KINSEIP (bCombining the power of balanced quality and performance in a slow maturing udon.

CHIEF CL PLUSP (APW & APWN)The weed control boss!

Georgia Trainor (Territory Manager) 0439 093 166 [email protected]

TERRITORY MANAGER CONTACTS

BUFFP

IGB1908, 1GB1967 (Quality classification pending)

Flexing its muscles in acidic soils.

New wave of IMI tolerant barleys!

Hay Oat

Feed Barley

KINGBALEP

FLINDERSP (b

BASSP

LA TROBEP

LITMUSP

ROSALINDP(bThe smart feed barley with yield and yield stability in its DNA.

A new oat dynasty!

A quick maturing, acid soil tolerant barley.

Navigating the medium - high rainfall areas with mildew resistance.

An internationally approved, export malting barley.

Governing low - medium rainfall environments, a proven export malt leader.

VS Very susceptible

SVS Susceptible to

Very susceptible

S Susceptible

MSS Moderately susceptible to Susceptible

MS Moderately susceptible

MRMS Moderately resistant to Moderately susceptible

MR Moderately resistant

RMR Resistant to Moderately resistant

* Based on 2015-19 WA NVT Long-term Main Season % Yield Performance, average of 2015-19 annual yield results.

R Resistant

p Based on provisional data

## WA Stripe Rust Pathotype

# Pathotype Dependent

() Trial numbers

Wheat & Barley Disease Source: 2019 NVT Disease Consensus Ratings

Agronomic Characteristics: InterGrain Breeding

^Time to Flowering reference:

Flower Power -Western Australian Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development

DISEASE GUIDE

MAXIMUSP CL (bNext generation potential malting, IMI gladiator!

Malt Barley

SPARTACUS CLP (bA proven gladiator conquering the Asian beer arena.

WHEAT BARLEY

OATS

(NEW

)(N

EW)

(NEW

)

Variety Overview ROCKSTARP is an exceptionally high-yielding, mid-slow maturing AH and AHN variety. It has a similar maturity to MAGENTAP. ROCKSTARP provides exceptional yields and sets a new yield benchmark for this maturity class. It offers good yellow spot (MRMS), stripe and stem rust (RMR) resistance, an advantage in wheat on wheat rotations. ROCKSTARP is well suited to earlier sowing opportunities, performing best in longer growing seasons. ROCKSTARP also performs well when germination is delayed. ROCKSTARP’s AHN classification is 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 to MACEP.ROCKSTARP is available for planting from local resellers and Seedclub members and is farmer to farmer trade approved.

ALTERNATIVE TO: LRPB TROJANP, CATAPULTP, MAGENTAP, CUTLASSP AND SCEPTERP



ROCKSTARp AH and AHN

EXCEPTIONAL YIELD

GOOD GRAIN SIZE

YELLOW SPOT (MRMS)

STEM RUST(MR)

LEAF RUST(S)

STRIPE RUST## (RMR)

MID-SLOW SPRING MATURITY

POWDERY MILDEW (WA PATHOTYPE)

(S)

EPR $3.50/tonne GST Exclusive

FARMER TO FARMER TRADE APPROVED

AV

ERA

GE

SITE

MEA

N Y

IELD

(%

)

Yield Environment t/ha, (Trial Number)

2015-19 WA predicted early season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield environment as a % of site mean yield

1.5(2) 3.5(5)2(2) 2.5(1) 4.5(2)3(2)

140

130

120

110

100

(Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 22/04/2020.)

(Brackets indicate number of trials)

ROCKSTARP LRPB TROJANP MAGENTAPCATAPULTP

YIELDEARLY SEASON

WH

EAT

AV

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GE

SITE

MEA

N Y

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(%

)

0.5(2) 2.5(19) 3(35)1(6) 4(20)1.5(19) 3.5(26)2(17) 4.5(20) 5.5(1) 6(3)5(15)

115

110

105

100

95

90

85

80



2015-19 WA predicted main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield environment as a % of site mean yield


MAIN SEASON

ROCKSTARP LRPB TROJANP MAGENTAPCATAPULTP


EXCEPTIONAL YIELD

GOOD GRAIN SIZE

STRIPE RUST## (MR)

DEVILpAH and AHN

YELLOW SPOT (MRMS)

QUICK-MID SPRING

MATURITY

LEAF RUST (SVS)

STEM RUST(MS)

Variety Overview DEVILP is a high yielding, quick-mid maturing wheat with a similar maturity to MACEP; distinctly earlier than SCEPTERP. It provides an excellent varietal alternative for spreading flowering during the critical spring stress period. The variety is broadly adapted and has performed exceptionally well within InterGrain trials over the last 5 seasons and NVT over the last 3 years. DEVILP has an AH and AHN classification. DEVILP’s AHN classification is advantageous in situations where potential pricing premiums and segregations are available. DEVILP offers an effective disease resistance package, in particular strong yellow spot resistance (MRMS) and stripe rust resistance (MR). The variety also has very good physical grain characteristics, with a good grain size, reducing screenings risk.

DEVILP is available from local Seedclub members and resellers and is approved for farmer to farmer trade.

Yield and AH and AHN

make this CREATURE a very

tempting choice!

Yield and AH and AHN

make this CREATURE a very

tempting choice!

ALTERNATIVE TO: CORACKP, MACEP, LRPB HAVOCP, SCEPTERP AND WYALKATCHEMP


YIELD


125

120

115

110

105

100

AV

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SITE

MEA

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(%

)

2015-19 WA main season NVT MET yield performance, represented by yield environment as a % of site mean yield

1(6) 1.5(19)0.5(2) 2(17) 4.5(20)2.5(19) 5(15)3(35) 5.5(1)3.5(26) 6(3)4(20)

Yield Environment t/ha (Trial Number)


TIM

E O

F SO

WIN

G

Early

Mid

Late VIXEN

P

LRPB HAVOCP

SCEPTERP

MATURITY COMPARISON

DEVILP

Very Quick Quick-Mid Mid-SlowQuick Mid Slow

DEVILP SCEPTERP MACEPLRPB HAVOCP


a cunning variety for

those looking to win the

quick-mid maturing, AH and

AHN wheat race.

a cunning variety for

those looking to win the

quick-mid maturing, AH and

AHN wheat race.

EXCEPTIONAL YIELD

GOOD GRAIN SIZE

STRIPE RUST## (MRMS)

VIXENpAH and AHN

YELLOW SPOT (MRMS)

LEAF RUST (SVS)

STEM RUST(MRMS)

Variety Overview VIXENP is a high yielding quick-mid maturing AH and AHN wheat. It offers a significant yield advantage compared to MACEP (approx. 7%*), based on long-term main season NVT results*. Long-term NVT results also indicate yields are similar to SCEPTERP on average. However, VIXENP is higher yielding in less than 2t/ha yield environments but also has the flexibility to perform well in soft finishes. VIXENP’s quick-mid maturity is ideally suited to mid-May and onwards sowing. In addition to VIXENP’s yield performance, it offers good stripe (MRMS) and stem (MRMS) rust resistance and yellow spot resistance. VIXENP’s AHN classification is advantageous in situations where potential pricing premiums and segregations are available.VIXENP has strong physical grain characteristics, including a good grain size and hectolitre weight. It also has a short plant height, reducing stubble loads in high yielding environments.VIXENP is available from local Seedclub members and resellers and is available for farmer to farmer trading.

ALTERNATIVE TO: MACEP, SCEPTERP, EMU ROCKP, LRPB HAVOCP, WYALKATCHEMP AND WESTONIA

POWDERY MILDEW (WA PATHOTYPE)

(S)

QUICK-MID SPRING

MATURITY


TIM

E O

F SO

WIN

G

STINGP

VIXENP

LRPB HAVOCP

SCEPTERP

MATURITY COMPARISON

DEVILP


Early

Mid

Late

VIXENP STINGP LRPB HAVOCP SCEPTERP

YIELD

AV

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GE

SITE

MEA

N Y

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(%

)



1(6) 1.5(19)0.5 (2) 3.5(26) 4(20)2(17) 4.5(20)2.5(19) 5(15)3(35) 5.5(1) 6(3)

145

140

135

130

125

120

115

110

105

100

(Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 19/08/2020)


IMI TOLERANT

Variety Overview IGW4502 is a high yielding, imidazolinone (IMI) tolerant, long season, potential AH wheat. It has a similar maturity to CUTLASSP providing a new varietal opportunity to maximise early sowing opportunities. IGW4502 has a solid disease resistance package, including very good rust resistance, based on InterGrain provisional disease ratings. IGW4502’s best performance has been observed in longer growing seasons. It has good grain size, test weight and a moderate plant height,

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.

ALTERNATIVE TO: CUTLASSP, YITPIP, AND ELMORE CL PLUSP

The early breaker!

Long season, potential

AH IMI wheat.

The early breaker!

Long season, potential

AH IMI wheat.

IGW4502 POTENTIAL AH

NEW

HIGH YIELD YELLOW SPOT(MSp)

STEM RUST(MRp)

LEAF RUST(MRp)

STRIPE RUST(MRp)

SLOW SPRING (LONG SEASON)

2019 provisional disease ratings - InterGrain Wheat Breeding. July 2020 - IGW4502, York, WA.

MATURITY COMPARISON

TIM

E O

F SO

WIN

G

Early

Very Quick Quick-Mid Mid-SlowQuick Mid Slow Very Slow

Late

Mid

CUTLASSP

CATAPULTP

ROCKSTARP

LRPB TROJANP

YITPIP

IGW4502

Variety Overview CHIEF CL PLUSP is a high yielding APW Clearfield® Plus wheat and yields comparably to MACEP in greater than 2 t/ha yield environments. CHIEF CL PLUSP is a mid-maturing variety and can be sown slightly earlier than MACEP, providing an alternative option for the main wheat sowing window. The variety has excellent stem and leaf rust (MR) and good yellow spot resistance (MRMS), an advantage in wheat on wheat rotations. CHIEF CL PLUSP has a very large grain size and good hectolitre weight. It has excellent pre-anthesis vigour and a medium coleoptile. CHIEF CL PLUSP is registered for label rates of Intervix® herbicide, an excellent tool for post-emergent weed control. The possession of the Clearfield® Plus trait provides increased rotational flexibility when other IT crops have been grown the previous year and there are residue concerns.

CHIEF CL PLUSP is available from local Seedclub members and resellers.

CHIEF CL PLUSp APW & APWN

STEM RUST (MR)

MID SPRING MATURITY

LEAF RUST (MR)

EXCEPTIONAL YIELD

EXCELLENT GRAIN SIZE

CLEARFIELD® PLUS WHEAT (INTERVIX® TOLERANT)

YELLOW SPOT (MRMS)

ALTERNATIVE TO: MACEP, SCEPTERP, GRENADE CL PLUSP AND JUSTICA CL PLUSP

The weed control boss!The weed control boss!



AV

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1(6) 1.5(19)0.5(2) 2(17) 4.5(20)2.5(19) 5(15)3(35) 5.5(1)3.5(26) 6(3)4(20)

120

115

110

105

100

95

90



TIM

E O

F SO

WIN

G

CHIEF CL PLUSP

MACEP

GRENADE CL PLUSP

RAZOR CL PLUSP

YIELD

CHIEF CL PLUSP MACEPSCEPTERPGRENADE CL PLUSP

Early

Late

MATURITY COMPARISON


Mid

Variety Overview KINSEIP is a slow maturing ANW and is suited to longer growing season environments where it can be sown from late April to early May. It has a later maturity than CALINGIRIP and is similar to YITPIP, providing a varietal opportunity to vary flowering times during critical spring stress periods. KINSEIP is not as photoperiod sensitive as YITPIP, however, it has a similar flowering time across a broad range of environments. In longer growing season environments, where the variety is recommended, KINSEIP has consistently demonstrated a 10% yield advantage, on average, when compared to YITPIP. KINSEIP has good stripe rust (MRMS) and useful yellow spot (MS) resistance. It also has good physical grain characteristics and provides a general udon quality improvement compared to CALINGIRIP and NINJAP.

KINSEIP is available from local Seedclub members and resellers and is approved for farmer to farmer trading.

ALTERNATIVE TO: YITPIP, ZENP, CALINGIRI, MAGENTAP, LRPB TROJANP AND CUTLASSP


KINSEIpANW

YELLOW SPOT (MS)

STEM RUST(MSS)

STRIPE RUST## (MRMS)

SLOW SPRING MATURITY

GOOD GRAIN SIZE

LEAF RUST(MSS)

HIGH YIELDING

Combining the power of balanced

quality and performance in a

slow maturing udon.

Combining the power of balanced

quality and performance in a

slow maturing udon.


TIM

E O

F SO

WIN

G

KINSEIP

NINJAP

CALINGIRIP

YIPTIP

CUTLASSP

SCEPTERP

AN

W

YIELD

KINSEIP NINJAP ZENP YITPIP

Early


Mid


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(%

)

1(6) 1.5(19)0.5(2) 2(17) 4.5(20)2.5(19) 5(15)3(35) 5.5(1)3.5(26) 6(3)4(20)

110

105

100

95

90




MATURITY COMPARISON


Variety Overview NINJAP is WA’s ANW yield benchmark. NINJAP’s high yield potential, coupled

with potential noodle premiums, provides growers with a profitable varietal

alternative. NINJAP is a mid-maturing ANW with its best performance observed

with May sowings. NINJAP has a useful disease resistance package, including

good yellow spot resistance (MRMS) and wheat nodorum blotch (MRMS)

providing an effective level of resistance for wheat on wheat rotations. It

has useful stripe rust resistance (MS) although stem (SVS) and leaf rust (S)

will need to be proactively managed when disease pressure is present. The

variety also has good physical grain qualities, with good grain size (lower

screenings risk) and hectolitre weight. NINJAP’s black point resistance is also

an advantage (MRMS).

NINJAP is available for farmer to farmer trade, or from local Seedclub members and resellers.

NINJApANW

ALTERNATIVE TO: CALINGIRI, MACEP, SCEPTERP AND WYALKATCHEMP

HIGHEST HIGH YIELD

ANW

GOOD GRAIN SIZE

MID SPRING MATURITY

STEM RUST (SVS)

YELLOW SPOT (MRMS)

STRIPE RUST (MS##)


TIM

E O

F SO

WIN

G Early

Mid

Late

KINSEIP

NINJAP

ZENP

SCEPTERP

The agile yield fighter,

rising to the challenge in

all seasonal conditions.

The agile yield fighter,

rising to the challenge in

all seasonal conditions.

YIELD

NINJAP ZENPSCEPTERP


WHEAT NODORUM BLOTCH (MRMS)

BLACK POINT

(MRMS)


AV

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(%

)

1(6) 1.5(19)0.5(2) 2(17) 4.5(20)2.5(19) 5(15)3(35) 5.5(1)3.5(26) 6(3)4(20)

120

110

100

90

80




MATURITY COMPARISON

MAXIMUSp CL POTENTIAL MALT

SCREENINGS

Variety Overview MAXIMUSP CL is a high yielding, quick-mid maturing, potential malt, imidazolinone (IMI) tolerant barley offering a 4-5% yield advantage over SPARTACUS CLP*. MAXIMUSP CL represents a general disease improvement compared to SPARTACUS CLP.

Similar to SPARTACUS CLP, MAXIMUSP CL has an erect plant type, strong lodging tolerance and low-medium head loss risk. The variety also has very good physical grain qualities, including excellent grain plumpness (larger than SPARTACUS CLP) and hectolitre weight.

The variety has a short coleoptile and it is recommended that sowing depth be considered carefully when planting this variety.

MAXIMUSP CL has been accepted into the Barley Australia malt accreditation program, with earliest potential accreditation in March 2021.

MAXIMUSP CL will be available for planting in 2021 from local Seedclub members or resellers.

ALTERNATIVE TO: SPARTACUS CLP, LA TROBEP, SCOPE CLP AND RGT PLANETP

next generation,

potential malting,

IMI gladiator!

next generation,

potential malting,

IMI gladiator!

NET FORM NET BLOTCH (MRMS-S)

SPOT FORM NET BLOTCH

(MS)

POWDERY MILDEW (RMR#)

SCALD (MR)CCN (R)

HEAD LOSS RISK: LOW-MEDIUM

LODGING TOLERANCE: STRONG

HECTOLITRE WEIGHT: GOOD

GRAIN PLUMPNESS: GOOD/EXCELLENT

YIELD

QUICK-MID MATURITY


EXCELLENT YIELD

CLEARFIELD® BARLEY

(INTERVIX® TOLERANT)

MAXIMUSP CL SPARTACUS CLP



AV

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GE

SITE

MEA

N Y

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(%

)


1(2) 1.5(6) 4(15)2(7) 4.5(6)2.5(6) 5(11) 6(1)3(12) 5.5(11) 6.5(1)3.5(8)

130

120

110

100

90

(Data accessed from the NVT Online website on 10/02/2020)

Only yield information >1t/ha has been presented within this graph.

SCRE

ENIN

GS

(%)

2018-19 WA NVT Screenings (


HEAD LOSS RISK: MEDIUM

LODGING TOLERANCE: POOR

HECTOLITRE WEIGHT: FAIR

GRAIN PLUMPNESS: MODERATELY GOOD

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

good early vigour. The variety has moderate net form net blotch resistance

(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.

BUFFP is available for planting from local resellers, Seedclub members and is farmer to farmer trade approved. BUFFP is currently classified as feed variety.

ALTERNATIVE TO: LITMUSP , LA TROBEP, ROSALINDP

AND SPARTACUS CLP

Flexing its muscles

in acidic soils.Flexing its muscles

in acidic soils.

BUFFp POTENTIAL MALT

HIGH YIELD SPOT FORM NET BLOTCH

(S)

POWDERY MILDEW (SVS)


LEAF RUST (MSS)

SCALD (MSS)


EPR $3.50/tonne GST ExclusiveYIELD - % LITMUSP

QUICK-MID MATURITY

(Data received from NVT on 03/02/2020 )

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) 10-60

SPARTACUS CLp MALT

Variety Overview 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 earlier than SCOPE CLP for all sowing dates^. SPARTACUS CLP has a robust disease resistance profile, including good powdery mildew (MR-MS) and Net Form Net Blotch (MRMS-MSS) resistance.

SPARTACUS CLP is agronomically similar to LA TROBEP, offering good physical grain qualities and has a short rachilla length. SPARTACUS CLP has improved grain plumpness compared to LA TROBEP and has very good hectolitre weight, similar to LA TROBEP. SPARTACUS CLP has strong lodging tolerance and a low head loss risk.

SPARTACUS CLP has a similar plant height and architecture to LA TROBEP and has an erect growth habit. The variety has a short coleoptile and it is recommended that sowing depth be carefully considered when planting this variety.

SPARTACUS CLP is available through your local reseller or InterGrain Seedclub member.

ALTERNATIVE TO: HINDMARSHP , LA TROBEP, SCOPE CLP AND RGT PLANETP

A proven gladiator conquering

the Asian beer arena.A proven gladiator conquering

the Asian beer arena.

EXCELLENT YIELD

CLEARFIELD® BARLEY (INTERVIX© TOLERANT)

QUICK MATURING

POWDERY MILDEW

(MR-MS)

CCN (R) SCALD (MR)

NET FORM NET BLOTCH

(MRMS-MSS)


(SVS)

HEAD LOSS RISK: LOW


Early

Late

Mid

HECTOLITRE WEIGHT: VERY GOOD

GRAIN PLUMPNESS: GOOD

RGT PLANETPSPARTACUS CLP LA TROBEP SCOPE CLP


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)


AV

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(%

)125

115

105

95

85



RGT PLANETP

YIELD


TIM

E O

F SO

WIN

G Very Quick Quick-Mid Mid-SlowQuick Mid Slow

SPARTACUS CLP

ROSALINDP

LA TROBEP

MATURITY COMPARISON

ALTERNATIVE TO: SPARTACUS CLP, LA TROBEP, SCOPE CLP AND MAXIMUSP CL

New wave IMI

tolerant barleys!New wave IMI

tolerant barleys!


LODGING TOLERANCE: POOR

GRAIN PLUMPNESS: GOOD/EXCELLENT

TIM

E O

F SO

WIN

G

Early

Mid

Late

RGT PLANETP

ROSALINDP

IGB1908 & IGB1967

SPARTACUS CLP

LA TROBEP


MATURITY COMPARISON

July 2020 - IGB1967 and IGB1908, York, WA.

IGB1908IGB1967

Variety Overview A new wave of IMI tolerant barleys! These new IMI barleys are high yielding, quick-mid maturing lines. They are agronomically similar to COMPASSP and are ideally suited to lighter soils and medium-low rainfall environments. These lines have a similar yield potential to COMPASSP, based on preliminary InterGrain yield trials. They offer an effective disease resistance profile including CCN resistance and useful levels of spot form net blotch resistance. The lines have excellent grain size, and a similar lodging tolerance and head loss 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.

IGB1908, IGB1967 (QUALITY CLASSIFICATION PENDING)

QUICK-MID MATURITY


(MSp)

CCN (Rp)

NET FORM NET BLOTCH* (MR/Sp)

HIGH YIELDING

LEAF RUST(SVSp)

2019 InterGrain Barley Breeding Provisional Ratings. * Net Form Net Bloch may require proactive management if Oxford virulent strain present

LA TROBEp MALT FARMER TO FARMER TRADE APPROVED

HECTOLITRE WEIGHT

MAXIMUSP CL SPARTACUS CLP COMPASSP LA TROBE P

85.00

80.00

75.00

70.00

65.00

60.00

55.00

50.00

45.00HEC

TOLI

TRE

WEI

GH

T (K

G/H

L)

2018-19 NVT Hectolitre weight (kg/hl)

(Data accessed from the GRDC NVT website on 12/03/2020.)

Variety Overview LA TROBEP is a high yielding, broadly adapted, malting variety. It is ideally suited to low to medium rainfall environments. In general, its maturity is the same as SPARTACUS CLP and earlier than SCOPE CLP for all sowing dates^. It has medium lodging tolerance and has a useful leaf disease resistance profile. LA TROBEP has very good hectolitre weight and possesses malting qualities extremely well suited to export brewing markets. The variety also has a short coleoptile and it is recommended that sowing depth be considered when planting this variety.

LA TROBEP is available for farmer to farmer trade.

ALTERNATIVE TO: RGT PLANETP, HINDMARSHP, SCOPE CLP AND SPARTACUS CLP

Governing low-medium rainfall

environments, a proven export

malt leader.

Governing low-medium rainfall

environments, a proven export

malt leader.


LODGING TOLERANCE: MEDIUM

HECTOLITRE WEIGHT: VERY GOOD


HIGH YIELD

QUICK MATURITY

POWDERY MILDEW (MS-S)

CCN (R) SCALD (MR)



(S)

LEAF RUST (MSS)

RGT PLANETP SPARTACUS CLPLA TROBEP


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)


AV

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(%

)125

115

105

95

85



YIELD


ROSALINDp FEED FARMER TO FARMER TRADE APPROVED

LA TROBEP RGT PLANETPROSALINDP

Variety Overview ROSALINDP is an exceptionally high yielding feed barley. ROSALINDP is a broadly adapted variety, performing exceptionally well across all rainfall zones. ROSALINDP is a mid maturing variety, however mid-quick to flowering. In general, ROSALINDP is earlier to flowering than SCOPE CLP for all sowing dates^. ROSALINDP is an excellent option where there is a low probability of delivering malt barley and yield and yield stability is the top priority. ROSALINDP has a robust disease resistance profile. It offers good leaf rust resistance (MR) and net form of net blotch resistance (MR-S) (pathotype dependent). ROSALINDP has strong lodging tolerance, low head loss risk and has moderately good grain plumpness.

ROSALINDP is available for farmer to farmer trade, or from local Seedclub members and resellers.

ALTERNATIVE TO: BASSP, FLINDERSP, RGT PLANETP, LA TROBEP AND SPARTACUS CLP

The smart feed barley with yield

and yield stability in its DNA.The smart feed barley with yield

and yield stability in its DNA.

HEAD LOSS RISK: LOW


HECTOLITRE WEIGHT: EXCELLENT


EXCELLENT YIELD

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.


(S)

POWDERY MILDEW

(MRMS-MS)

SCALD (MS)

NET FORM NET BLOTCH

(MR-S)

LEAF RUST (MR)

MID SPRING* MATURITY

145

135

125

115

105

95

85


1(2) 1.5(6) 4(15)2(7) 4.5(6)2.5(6) 5(11)3(12) 5.5(7)3.5(8) 6(1) 6.5(1)

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ROSALINDP*

MAXIMUSP CL

LA TROBEP

SPARTACUS CLP

RGT PLANETP

BASSP

Early

Late

MATURITY COMPARISON

Mid

HEIGHT: TALL

IMI TOLERANT: SENTRY® REGISTRATION SUBMITTED TO APVMA

HAY OAT VIGOUR: HIGH

OA

TS

Variety Overview KINGBALEP is a world first IMI tolerant oaten hay variety.

KINGBALEP is a mid-maturing IMI tolerant oaten hay variety with improved

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 HAY OAT

ALTERNATIVE TO: CARROLUPP, BRUSHERP, WINJARDIEP AND WINTAROOP

CCN (Rp) MID MATURING

A new oat dynasty!A new oat dynasty!

KingbaleP, Kalkee VIC, 2019HIGH OATEN HAY YIELD

NOTES

Check your barley variety with us!InterGrain have partnered with ZoomAgri to develop ZoomBarley, a device that via computer vision and artificial intelligence is able to identify barley varieties within minutes.

Launch Offer!To launch the technology in Australia we’re offering growers a free barley variety ID service for the first 1000 samples received (Maximum 4 samples per grower).

We can test: • BassP

• CompassP

• FlindersP

• La TrobeP

• RGT PlanetP

• Scope CLP

• Spartacus CLP

• MaximusP CL (Coming Soon)

Let’s Test!Download and complete the form on the InterGrain website and send a 60g UNTREATED representative seed sample by following the simple instructions on the website. For more information, please contact:

Georgia Trainor, Territory Manager at [email protected]

or on 0439 093 166.Sample form can be found here:

https://www.intergrain.com/variety-id-testing/

Disclaimer

All material contained or referred to in this publication is copyright. InterGrain is the owner of the copyright, unless otherwise indicated. Neither this publication nor any part of it may be reproduced in any way without the written consent of InterGrain. The information provided in this publication is considered true and correct at the time of printing although may be subject to change. This publication is intended as a general guide only for the purposes of providing a general understanding of InterGrain and its products. This publication should not be taken as detailed information regarding InterGrain or its products. InterGrain has taken all due care to ensure that the information provided is accurate at the time of publication; however, InterGrain does not guarantee or warrant the accuracy, completeness or currency of the information provided. Australian grain growers should regularly seek updated information and should rely on their own investigation and inquiries regarding the suitability of any product. Neither InterGrain, nor its affiliates, agents or employees, shall be held liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising out of or in relation to the contents of the publication, whether such loss or damage arises from the negligence or misrepresentation or any act or omission of InterGrain or its agents or employees. InterGrain does not accept liability for loss or damaged, suffered or incurred as a result of acting on or refraining to act as a result of any material contained in this publication.

NOTES

Georgia Trainor WA Territory Manager (Central & Southern)

0439 093 166 [email protected]

InterGrain Seedclub members

Dr Dan MullanWheat Breeder0403 595 [email protected]

Dr Allan RatteyWheat Breeder0448 319 [email protected]

Australian Seed & Grain - Moora08 9651 1069

Coorow Seeds - Coorow08 9952 1088

EDSCO - Kellerberrin08 9045 4036

MultiSEED - Esperance08 9071 1053

David MoodyBarley Breeder0417 051 [email protected]

Dr Hannah RobinsonBarley Breeder0488 279 [email protected]

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