Winter Wheat.   Our hard-working winter wheat varieties are yield and quality leaders. Whatever market you’re in, you’ll find a hard red, soft red and soft white variety with proven performance and a strong disease package.   AC* Morley – hard red   Continues to be highest yielding over long-term data Potential for high protein Excellent tolerance to Fusarium Head Blight due to tight flower Excellent resistance to Powdery Mildew, Leaf Rust and Septoria High straw yield   R045 - Soft Red Winter Wheat  Excellent Yield - Strong straw   ADV Dyno – LIMITED SUPPLY   High yielding awned soft red variety Excellent disease package Medium height with strong straw Very good winter survival Excellent fusarium tolerance   D8006W – NEW   Excellent yielding awned soft white winter wheat Very good winter survival Good overall disease package with excellent tolerance to mildew and leaf rust Excellent lodging resistance   Superior – soft white   Five years of consistent high yield average across the province in Ontario Performance Trials, 2001-2005 Medium-tall variety with excellent standability Good overall disease package with good to excellent tolerance to Leaf Rust, Glume Blotch and Powdery Mildew Produces plenty of absorbent straw   Please contact the Advantage Seeds distributor in your area to reach your local Advantage Seeds Dealer.   Variety Characteristic AC* Morley ADV DYNO D8006W Superior Height Tall Medium Medium Medium Tall Kernel weight Excellent Very Good Excellent Excellent Test weight Excellent Excellent Very Good Very good Lodging resistance Very good Very Good Excellent Excellent No-till adaptability Good Good Good Good Yield potential Excellent Excellent Very Good Excellent Soil types Well adapted over a wide range Well adapted over a wide range Well adapted over a wide range Well adapted over a wide range *AC is an official mark used under licence from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada AC Morley is a high quality, high yielding variety for us with or without an application of Folicur. L.D. Inwood, Ontario In general, hard red wheats are better as a group for DON levels than other wheat types, although visual symptoms of the initial fusarium infection are about average. The standout in the hard red group is AC Morley, with a proven track record both for excellent fusarium tolerance and low toxin level production. Peter Johnson, Provincial Cereals Specialist Superior has performed well for us. Its a tall wheat with lots of straw and the yield is there. It puts out a good kernel with top test weight. To my mind, Superior is tough to beat. L. Becker, Dashwood, Ontario   innovation by activeweb  © Copyright 2005 Advantage Seeds  Privacy  Site Map