Yallara Oats - Not in stock
Yallara is a medium tall early to midseason variety similar to Euro for flowering and maturity Yallara was released in 2009 Milling line with slightly better grain quality than Euro Yallara has excellent grain quality. It has a high hectolitre weight, low screenings and a high groat percent. Yallara was evaluated for hay production and although the hay yield is lower than popular hay varieties it has excellent hay quality. Marketed by Viterra
Yiddah Oats
Mid sown variety similar to Yarran, good forage production, grain quality and yield. also suitable for hay production Early maturing dual purpose variety Improved BYDV resistance MT over Yarran (VS) Good early fodder production Low lignin grain Winter growth habit with good straw strength Excellent grain yield recovery after grazing Protected by Plant Breeders Rights (seed produced cannot be sold/traded/bartered/gifted for propagation without authorisation). Royalty p
Bannister Oats - not in stock
Highest yielding oat variety in WA agricultural zones Tall mid-season maturing oat similar in height and maturity to Wandering Similar...
Yarran Oats
Early-mid season maturing feed and hay variety Medium plant height, with high grain weight and medium-low husk content Slightly less dry matter production than Coolabah oats, but has better grain recovery Highly susceptible to BYDV
Durack Oats - not in stock
Maturity - Early maturing (minimum 1 week earlier than Carrolup, Williams & Bannister Excellent gain quality with low screenings and high groat percentage Establishment - Very good early vigour Resistant to CCN R Widely adaptable - suited to mid to low rainfall areas Stands tall - Good lodging resistance Competitive yield similar to Carrolup and Yallara
URAMBIE BARLEY
Waratah Seeds Dual purpose Feed barley Best suited to grain and grazing situations Two row barley, adapted to early sowing, having early maturity combined with a cold requirement for initiation of heading Sowing window is early May-mid June, earlier if grazed Consistent yields across seasons, but low grain quality Resistant to leaf scald and net form of net blotch HART BROS HISTORICAL TRIAL RESULTS - BARLEY
RGT PLANET BARLEY
Highest yielding spring barley in 2016 NVT trials Pan-European brewing variety Excellent pest and disease profile Excellent grain quality Consistent performer across all growing regions Adaptable to early or late season finishes Mid season type
NAPAROO WHEAT
Hart Bros pick for March/ April planting, for growers wanting a grazing winter wheat that is awnless, hence suitable for silage/ hay production and chaffing. Dual purpose winter wheat for grazing and grain production Excellent level of resistance to current field strains of stem, stripe and leaf rust (including new Yr17 virulent strain) White feed quality grain Similar maturity and plant type to Marombi Higher biomass production than Marombi but slightly lower grain reco
MANNING WHEAT
White Grained Feed Wheat Long Season –Similar maturity to Revenue and can maximise early moisture availability BYDV Resistant – suits early sowing opportunities when BYDV can be an issue. Dual Purpose able to cope well with grazing until GS30. Its winter habit helps minimise frost risk High Yield Potential Very high yielder under irrigation. Hardy – shows tolerance to temporary drying conditions
BECKOM WHEAT
Mid-season maturity, similar to Janz Broad adaptation, suited to southern NSW, Vic and SA Fully awned with moderate straw strength Short plant height, similar to Corack Conservative plant type that performs better than it looks Moderately resistant to leaf rust Moderately resistant-moderately susceptible to stem rust and stripe rust Moderately resistant to CCN Moderately tolerant of acid soils AH quality classification in the southern zone (SA and Vic) and south east
