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Milling wheat (BQG 4) - beardless wheat

This proven, high-yielding milling wheat (BQG 4) is highly adaptable in terms of site selection and is classified for grain yield in both moist and transitional locations, as well as in dry areas with an APS 8 rating. From an agronomic perspective, this single-spike compensation type impresses with very good lodging resistance, excellent tolerance to yellow rust, and above-average resistance to powdery mildew and Fusarium infections. Its slightly higher susceptibility to brown rust is of only minor practical relevance, as this disease is controlled as part of standard fungicide management. High flour yields and excellent tolerance to adverse weather conditions (falling number stability) underscore the cultivation value of this proven milling wheat variety.

Variety characteristics

Winter damage
APS 5
Head development
APS 7
Ripening period
APS 7
Plant height
APS 4
Stability
APS 3
Mildew
APS 3
Brown rust
APS 7
Yellow rust
APS 4
Septoria tritici
APS 4
Fusarium head blight
APS 5
Crude protein content
APS 3
Hectoliter weight
APS 5
Falling number
APS 6
Source: AGES – Institut für Nachhaltige Pflanzenproduktion
1 = very low development … 9 = very high development
Sowing strength:280 - 360 grains / m²
Sowing rate:140 - 190 kg / ha
Organic seeds:untreated seeds available
500kg Big Bag:available

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