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KEY FEATURES Tolerant to some imidazolinone (Group 2) herbicides (Only apply products with a registered label or current permit. All directions for use must be adhered to.) Highest-yielding IMI-tolerant faba bean variety across southern Australia, with impressive yield stability across contracting environments Excellent standability - MR to lodging and R to necking A step up to disease resistance for an IMI-tolerant faba bean, rated MR (P) to Ascochyta blight and MS to cholo

KEY FEATURES Highest-yielding variety available for the southern region Outstanding yield stability, considtently outperforming current varieties across contrasting environments Excellent lodging resistance Robust disease resistance, rated MRMS (P) to Ascochyta blight and MRMS to chocolate spot Medium-large seed size, comparable to PBA Zahra and suited to the major food export markets

KEY FEATURES Consistently high yielding kaspa-type grain Resistant to powdery mildew, pea seedborne mosaic virus (PSbMV), bean leaf roll virus (BLRV), and bean yellow mosaic virus (BYMV) Resistant/moderately resistant to downy mildew Mid flowering and mid maturity Tolerant to high soil boron and moderately tolerant to high salinity Erect, semi-leafless plant type

High yielding grain oat Medium - tall plant height with mid-long growing season Accepted for milling evaluation

Dual purpose variety with slow early development enabling early sowing for grazing, a long growing season, then harvest maturity equivalent to other long season cereals Highly competitive plant type with high total biomass production and high grain yield potential (2-row feed quality) Very high tillering ability with particularly prostrate early growth Winter habit that requires cold period to initiate head development Maturity equivalent to medium developing winter wheat

KEY FEATURES Consistently highest yielding field pea variety across many environments. Mid flowering and early to mid maturity Similar erect and semi-leafless plant type to Kaspa Resistant to pea seed-borne mosaic virus and bean leaf roll virus Grain marketable as ‘Kaspa-type’

Mid-late flowering Kaspa type field pea with improved Bacterial blight resistance Vigorous growth for semi-leafless, semi-dwarf plant type High grain yield with broad adaptation Mid-late flowering with early maturity Similar seed features to Kaspa with pod shatter resistance and low dimpling Grain marketable as 'Kaspa type’

Significant yield improvement over current varieties in eastern states Rated MR to BYMV and MR/MS to CMV (SA rating) Rated MR to Phomopsis and Anthracnose Recommended for lupin production regions in NSW, SA and Victoria

Resistant to rust and tolerant to Ascochyta Replacement for current varieties in areas with average rainfall above 300mm Soft seeded line non-shattering Vigorous early plant growth & good grazing palatability Morava produces more dry matter than other common vetches while still providing high grain yields, providing greater options for grazing, green manure, hay or grain The combination of soft seed, high disease resistance and dry matter production make Morava the best

Late maturing variety Suitable for grazing, hay, or green manuring Soft seeded Mostly grown as a mixture with cereals Offers good forage production Popany has demonstrated a high level of resistance to Chocolate Spot (Botrytis spp.) and Rust (Uromyces trifolli-repentis) but is susceptible to Downy Mildew (Peronospora viciae).