CALIFORNIA

Milling wheat (BQG 4) - beardless wheat

This extremely fast-growing milling wheat variety combines an enormous yield potential (APS 9) with favorable agronomic traits. CALIFORNIA matures in the mid-early range, has above-average lodging resistance, and is also highly resistant to lodging during rainy ripening. CALIFORNIA exhibits a generally balanced level of tolerance to leaf and ear diseases. One definite positive is its slightly better resistance to Septoria tritici. In terms of baking quality, CALIFORNIA ranks alongside Ernestus, SIEGFRIED, and THALAMUS. However, when it comes to fertilizer management, the late application rate for CALIFORNIA should be set slightly higher. Sufficient seed will definitely be available again for the upcoming fall planting season.

Variety characteristics

Head development
APS 6
Ripening period
APS 6
Plant height
APS 4
Stability
APS 3
Mildew
APS 5
Brown rust
APS 5
Yellow rust
APS 5
Septoria tritici
APS 5
Fusarium head blight
APS 5
Crude protein content
APS 2
Hectoliter weight
APS 4
Falling number
APS 6
Source: AGES – Institut für Nachhaltige Pflanzenproduktion
1 = very low development … 9 = very high development
Sowing strength:300 - 380 grains / m²
Sowing rate:140 - 180 kg / ha
Organic seeds:unavailable
500kg Big Bag:unavailable

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