2019 seed guide northern plains · 2019-03-27 · russell oberg } northern plains sales manager...

HARD RED SPRING WHEAT | HARD RED WINTER WHEAT

2019 SEED GUIDE

NORTHERN PLAINSSUPERIOR GENETICS PREMIUM VARIETIES

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Limagrain Cereal SeedsSuperior genetics. Premium varieties.At LCS, our only focus is breeding exceptional grains. Our wheat

specialists develop new varieties bred expressly for our growers’

climates, soils and growing conditions. Combining modern

technology with the traditional principles of sustainable

agriculture, we bring innovative varieties to market in nearly

half the time of conventional breeding.

We are proud to be the source Northern Plains farmers trust for proven wheat genetics.

With access to the best genetics in the world from parent company

Group Limagrain, LCS and Limagrain Cereals Research Canada

breeders create elite germplasm tailor-made for the Northern

Plains — with very high yield potential, dependable protein content,

novel disease resistances and excellent end-use quality. LCS wheat

is bred to thrive on your acres and deliver returns.

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Your Northern Plains wheat specialists

Dr. Jason Reinheimer } Senior Breeder, LCRC

Jason has a degree in Plant Breeding and a doctorate from the University of Adelaide. He served as Senior Wheat Breeder with Australian Grain Technologies before launching the new Limagrain Cereals Research Canada (LCRC) breeding program in 2016.

Dr. Andrea Varella } Wheat Breeder, LCRC

Andrea has a doctorate in Plant Breeding and Genetics from Montana State University. Prior to joining LCRC, she worked in Brazil and the U.S. conducting research on insect resistance breeding, chemical ecology and integrated pest management.

Hillary Booher } Research Assistant

Hillary assists with hard red spring material and oversees the SSD growth facility. She graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture with a concentration in plant science and has experience researching switchgrass.

Dr. Jim Peterson } Vice President for Research

Jim oversees all U.S. breeding operations. Prior to joining LCS, he led public sector wheat research, including time as a professor of Wheat Breeding and Genetics at Oregon State University and Chair of the National Wheat Improvement Committee.

Here’s to a prosperous 2019 seasonAnother year of excellent performance

for our products in 2018 makes me

especially excited to bring you this

data-rich seed guide. Whether you’re

looking for a race horse or a balanced

line for yield and protein, you’ll fi nd

proven varieties inside these pages.

I look forward to seeing you in the

upcoming year and helping you select

the best varieties for your acres. If you

have questions in the meantime, don’t

hesitate to contact me.

Russell Oberg } Northern Plains Sales Manager

701.799.8028 [email protected]

Find your LCS seed dealerLimagrainCerealSeeds.com

is your 24/7 resource for

the best wheat genetics

in the Northern Plains.

Visit the site to locate

and contact your

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and check back all

year for the latest

agronomic and yield

data from public and

private trials. LimagrainCerealSeeds.com

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Test Weight 60.2 60.0 59.3 60.1

Heading (days from planting) 46.8 48.4 55.6 48.1

Plant Height (inches) 28.6 32.0 31.6 27.8

Straw Strength Very Good Good Very Good Good

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Fusarium Head Blight 3 4 4 5

Bacterial Leaf Streak 5 3 3 4

Tan Spot 3 4 3 5

Stripe Rust 3 4 5 2

Stem Rust 2 2 2 2

Leaf Rust 4 5 2 4

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Overall Quality Desirable Most Desirable Acceptable Less Desirable

Baking Quality Acceptable Most Desirable Less Desirable Less Desirable

Flour Protein Acceptable Desirable Less Desirable Desirable

Milling Quality Desirable Desirable Acceptable Less Desirable

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ECONOMIC RETURN PER ACRE

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AVERAGE SCORES

Yield (bu/ac) 67.3 65.1 74.5 62.6

Protein (%) 14.7 15.3 12.8 15.3

Avg. Cash Price $5.75 $5.75 $5.75 $5.75

PROTEIN PREMIUM / DISCOUNT

High $461 $498 $246 $479

Medium $410 $413 $370 $397

Low $388 $377 $423 $362

* For disease resistance package — 7-9: Susceptible | 4-6: Intermediate | 1-3: Resistant

* For disease resistance package — 7-9: Susceptible | 4-6: Intermediate | 1-3: Resistant

Historical protein premium / discount used — High: 2015, Medium: 2013, Low: 2012LCS Northern Plains Varieties

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Test Weight 59.2 59.7 58.7

Plant Height (inches) 27.8 27.6 28.2

Straw Strength Excellent Good Excellent

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Fusarium Head Blight — 7 4

Wheat Streak Mosaic — 6 7

Tan Spot — 2 2

Stripe Rust 3 6 1

Stem Rust — 8 8

Leaf Rust — 3 1

Septoria Leaf Blotch — 9 —

Strawbreaker Foot Rot 3 — —

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Overall Quality Desirable Desirable Acceptable

Baking Quality Desirable Desirable Acceptable

Flour Protein Acceptable Desirable Acceptable

Milling Quality Most Desirable Less Desirable Desirable

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Bring the yield … boom!

Excellent straw strength

Heavy test weight

High protein-yield combination

Adapted for the Red River Valley

Unauthorized seed multiplication prohibited by law. U.S. Plant Variety Protection Number has been applied for.

YIELD

BU/AC = LCS Cannon = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2018UMN North

93.6 550 801 = 105%of mean89.3 550 1,00 =

2018UMN South

62.4 550 809 = 106%of mean58.9 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Western

46.0 550 867 = 113%of mean40.7 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Central

51.4 550 768 = 101%of mean50.9 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Eastern

51.4 550 793 = 104%of mean49.5 550 1,00 =

2018NDSU Statewide

68.5 550 752 = 99%of mean69.5 550 1,00 =

PROTEIN

Protein % = LCS Cannon = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2018UMN Statewide

14.7 550 735 = 97%of mean15.1 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Western

14.0 550 735 = 97%of mean14.4 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Central

16.5 550 760 = 100%of mean16.5 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Eastern

17.1 550 768 = 101%of mean17.0 550 1,00 =

2018NDSU Statewide

14.6 550 760 = 100%of mean14.7 550 1,00 =

AGRONOMIC FEATURES

LCS Cannon SY Ingmar Linkert WB 9479 ND VitPro

Test Weight 60.2 59.8 58.9 59.0 59.9

Heading (days from planting)

46.8 51.0 50.3 49.6 49.5

Plant Height (inches) 28.6 28.6 27.5 27.0 30.5

Straw Strength Very Good Very Good Excellent Very Good Very Good


Average Scores Protein Premium / Discount

Yield (bu/ac) Protein (%) Avg. Cash Price High Medium Low

67.3 14.7 $5.75 $461 $410 $388

END-USE QUALITY

Overall Quality Baking Quality Flour Protein Milling Quality

Desirable Acceptable Acceptable Desirable

Data obtained from LCS Quality Laboratory

1-year average | All available public and private data used in compiling scores

Historical protein premium / discount used — High: 2015, Medium: 2013, Low: 2012

1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 = 1,00 1,00 =

DISEASE RESISTANCE

Fusarium Head Blight

Bacterial Leaf Streak

Tan Spot

Stripe Rust

Stem Rust

Leaf Rust

7–9: Susceptible 4–6: Intermediate 1–3: Resistant

700 700 = 3500 500 = 5700 700 = 3700 700 = 3800 800 = 2600 600 = 4

All available public and private data used in compiling scores


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Blaze a trail to higher profits

Exceptionally wide adaptation

Top-end yield potential

Dependable protein

Exceptional quality profile

YIELD

BU/AC = LCS Rebel = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2-Year NDSU Eastern

73.6 550 801 = 105%of mean70.1 550 1,00 =

2-Year NDSU Western

57.5 550 768 = 101%of mean57.0 550 1,00 =

2018UMN North

89.1 550 760 = 100%of mean89.3 550 1,00 =

2018UMN South

55.6 550 711 = 94%of mean58.9 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Western

41.5 550 776 = 102%of mean40.7 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU All Sites

47.9 550 768 = 101%of mean47.6 550 1,00 =

PROTEIN

Protein % = LCS Rebel = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2-Year NDSU Eastern

14.8 550 776 = 102%of mean14.5 550 1,00 =

2-Year NDSU Western

15.7 550 776 = 102%of mean15.4 550 1,00 =

2018UMN Statewide

15.4 550 776 = 102%of mean15.1 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Western

14.9 550 785 = 103%of mean14.4 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU All Sites

16.6 550 785 = 103%of mean16.1 550 1,00 =

AGRONOMIC FEATURES

LCS Rebel SY Ingmar Linkert WB 9479 ND VitPro

Test Weight 60.0 59.8 58.9 59.0 59.9


48.4 51.0 50.3 49.6 49.5


Straw Strength Good Very Good Excellent Very Good Very Good




65.1 15.3 $5.75 $498 $413 $377

END-USE QUALITY


Most Desirable Most Desirable Desirable Desirable





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DISEASE RESISTANCE



Tan Spot

Stripe Rust

Stem Rust

Leaf Rust


600 600 = 4700 700 = 3600 600 = 4600 600 = 4800 800 = 2500 500 = 5



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LCS Trigger

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Pull the trigger on higher yields

Highest yield available in the market today

#1 yielder in all 2018 NDSU and SDSU regional averages

#1 yielder in SDSU 2-year Eastern and Central region average

# 1 yielder in NDSU 2-year average in all regions


YIELD

BU/AC = LCS Trigger = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2018 SDSU Eastern

60.6 550 940 = 122%of mean49.5 550 1,00 =

2018 SDSU Central

60.1 550 908 = 118%of mean50.9 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Western

49.2 550 932 = 121%of mean40.7 550 1,00 =

2018UMN North

97.3 550 834 = 109%of mean89.3 550 1,00 =

2018UMN South

66.4 550 867 = 113%of mean58.9 550 1,00 =

2018NDSU Statewide

80.6 550 891 = 116%of mean69.5 550 1,00 =

PROTEIN

Protein % = LCS Trigger = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2018SDSU Eastern

14.9 550 662 = 88%of mean17.0 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Central

14.5 550 662 = 88%of mean16.5 550 1,00 =

2018SDSU Western

12.9 550 678 = 90%of mean14.4 550 1,00 =

2018UMN Statewide

13.0 550 645 = 86%of mean15.1 550 1,00 =

2018NDSU Statewide

12.4 550 629 = 84%of mean14.7 550 1,00 =

AGRONOMIC FEATURES

LCS Trigger Prosper WB 9653 SY Valda Shelly

Test Weight 59.3 58.8 58.3 59.1 58.9


55.6 52.2 50.8 50.2 53.0


Straw Strength Very Good Average Very Good Good Good




74.5 12.8 $5.75 $246 $370 $423

END-USE QUALITY


Acceptable Less Desirable Less Desirable Acceptable




1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 = 1,00 1,00 =

DISEASE RESISTANCE



Tan Spot

Stripe Rust

Stem Rust

Leaf Rust


600 600 = 4700 700 = 3700 700 = 3500 500 = 5800 800 = 2800 800 = 2



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LCS Breakaway

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High protein content

Consistently high test weight SRSR

Resistant to current races of stripe rust and stem rust

Dependable protein

Solid performer, 8 years running

Unauthorized seed multiplication prohibited by law. U.S. Plant Variety Protection Number has been granted.

YIELD

BU/AC = LCS Breakaway = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2-Year NDSU Eastern

68.7 550 744 = 98%of mean70.1 550 1,00 =

2-Year NDSU Western

53.1 550 703 = 93%of mean57.0 550 1,00 =

2018 UMN North

86.0 550 735 = 97%of mean89.3 550 1,00 =

2018 UMN South

55.3 550 711 = 94%of mean58.9 550 1,00 =

PROTEIN

Protein % = LCS Breakaway = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2-Year NDSU Eastern

15.2 550 801 = 105%of mean14.5 550 1,00 =

2-Year NDSU Western

15.7 550 776 = 102%of mean15.4 550 1,00 =

2018 UMN Statewide

15.4 550 776 = 102%of mean15.1 550 1,00 =

AGRONOMIC FEATURES

LCS Breakaway SY Ingmar Linkert WB 9479 ND VitPro

Test Weight 60.1 59.8 58.9 59.0 59.9


48.1 51.0 50.3 49.6 49.5


Straw Strength Good Very Good Excellent Very Good Very Good




62.6 15.3 $5.75 $479 $397 $362

1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 = 1,00 1,00 =

DISEASE RESISTANCE



Tan Spot

Stripe Rust

Stem Rust

Leaf Rust


500 500 = 5600 600 = 4500 500 = 5800 800 = 2800 800 = 2600 600 = 4


END-USE QUALITY


Less Desirable Less Desirable Desirable Less Desirable




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LCS Jet

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Supersonic yield potential

Excellent performance in MSU yield summary

Very good straw strength and short stature

U.S. Wheat Yield Competition winner 2 years running

Long coleoptile similar to Judee


YIELD

BU/AC = LCS Jet = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2018 MSU Statewide

82.0 550 817 = 107%of mean76.6 550 1,00 =

2017 MSU Statewide

80.6 550 842 = 110%of mean73.0 550 1,00 =

2017 Interstate WW Test

78.8 550 891 = 116%of mean68.1 550 1,00 =

AGRONOMIC FEATURES

LCS Jet Keldin Yellowstone Judee Warhorse

Test Weight 59.2 62.3 60.5 62.2 61.5

Protein 12.8 12.2 12.8 13.8 13.7

Winter-Hardiness Good Excellent Excellent Average Good

Heading (Julian) 161.9 160.9 162.7 160.5 161.9


Straw Strength Excellent Good Good Average Average

1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =

DISEASE RESISTANCE

Strawbreaker Foot Rot

Stripe Rust

Orange Wheat Blossom


700 700 = 3700 700 = 3200 200 = 8


END-USE QUALITY


Desirable Desirable Acceptable Most Desirable



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Almost as good as a license to print money!

Top-end yield potential

Excellent test weight

Acknowledged by SDSU in 3-year yield average for all regions

Outstanding in dryland production areas


YIELD

BU/AC = LCS Mint = Trial Avg. MEAN �

3-Year SDSU Eastern

70.9 550 785 = 103%of mean68.7 550 1,00 =

2-Year SDSU Eastern

70.4 550 760 = 100%of mean70.3 550 1,00 =

2018 SDSU Eastern

61.1 550 703 = 93%of mean65.4 550 1,00 =

3-Year SDSU Central

64.5 550 768 = 101%of mean64.0 550 1,00 =

2-Year SDSU Central

58.4 550 752 = 99%of mean58.8 550 1,00 =

2018 SDSU Central

64.9 550 768 = 101%of mean64.2 550 1,00 =

3-Year SDSU Western

54.6 550 793 = 104%of mean52.7 550 1,00 =

2-Year SDSU Western

45.4 550 752 = 99%of mean45.8 550 1,00 =

2018 SDSU Western

58.4 550 752 = 99%of mean58.9 550 1,00 =

AGRONOMIC FEATURES

LCS Mint Expedition Redfi eld SY Wolf WB Grainfi eld

Test Weight 59.7 59.5 59.1 58.2 58.3

Protein 13.4 14.1 13.7 14.1 13.6

Winter-Hardiness Good Good Good Good Average


Straw Strength Good Good Very Good Very Good Average

Heading* 1 0 4 2 -1

1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 = 1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =

DISEASE RESISTANCE


Wheat Streak

Tan Spot

Stripe Rust

Stem Rust

Leaf Rust

Septoria


325 325 = 7400 400 = 6800 800 = 2400 400 = 6200 200 = 8700 700 = 3100 100 = 9


END-USE QUALITY


Desirable Desirable Desirable Less Desirable


*Difference in days to heading compared to Expedition.



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Bred for the long haul

Proven top-end yield potential and high protein

Excellent 2018 performance in SDSU summaries

SRSRExcellent leaf and stripe rust resistance

Broadly adapted with very good test weight

YIELD

BU/AC = LCS Chrome = Trial Avg. MEAN �

2018 SDSU Eastern

67.0 550 776 = 102%of mean65.4 550 1,00 =

2018 SDSU Central

64.9 550 768 = 101%of mean64.2 550 1,00 =

2018 SDSU Western

57.2 550 735 = 97%of mean58.9 550 1,00 =

2-Year MSU Winterkill

58.4 550 842 = 110%of mean53.0 550 1,00 = 1,00 1,00 =

1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 =1,00 1,00 = 1,00 1,00 =

DISEASE RESISTANCE


Wheat Streak

Tan Spot

Stripe Rust

Stem Rust

Leaf Rust


600 600 = 4325 325 = 7800 800 = 2900 900 = 1200 200 = 8900 900 = 1


END-USE QUALITY


Acceptable Acceptable Acceptable Desirable


AGRONOMIC FEATURES

LCS Chrome Expedition Redfi eld SY Wolf WB Grainfi eld

Test Weight 58.7 59.5 59.1 58.2 58.3

Protein 14.3 14.1 13.7 14.1 13.6

Winter-Hardiness Very Good Good Good Good Average


Straw Strength Excellent Good Very Good Very Good Average

Heading* 2 0 4 2 -1*Difference in days to heading compared to Expedition.




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LCS Fusion AX

The future of grassy weed control in the Northern PlainsLCS Fusion AX is the fi rst wheat variety available in the Northern Plains

containing the patented, non-GMO, AXigenTM trait.

Created by wheat farmers for wheat farmers, the CoAXium Wheat

Production System provides cost-eff ective superior control of annual

and perennial yield-robbing grassy weeds. LCS Fusion AX delivers higher

quality grain, increased yield and superior profi t margins.

Untreated downy brome Treated with Aggressor Untreated feral rye Treated with AggressorTreated with Aggressor

Advanced genetics + innovative weed control >— pure profits

First CoAXiumTM wheat variety available for the Northern Plains

The best option for controlling grassy weeds

2GR

Two-gene resistance to AggressorTM*

brand herbicidesGWGWGW

Controls bromus, feral rye, cereal rye, Jointed goatgrass, wild oats, volunteer cereals

Four pillars of the CoAXium Wheat Production System

Elite Germplasm

LCS breeds elite wheat varieties adapted to your growing region.

AXigen Trait

A patented, non-GMO herbicide tolerance trait powers the system.

Aggressor Herbicide

Superior ACCase-inhibiting herbicide eliminates susceptible grassy weeds.

Stewardship

Comprehensive stewardship protects the integrity of this new technology.

Find out more at CoAXium.com

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Calculating wheat qualityThe LCS Quality Laboratory utilizes a comprehensive set of data, compiled

over multiple years, to determine the end-use quality of wheat varieties we

release. The quality tests described on the next page are performed in our

lab to determine the scores assigned by our Quality Manager. Overall end-

use quality is classified in our technical literature in one of four categories:

Most Desirable, Desirable, Acceptable, Less Desirable.

Most Desirable. Varieties typically have a superior combination of milling,

baking and dough properties — with excellent intrinsic (kernel) properties,

including high test weight and appropriate levels of protein; elite varieties.

Desirable. Milling, baking and dough properties of these varieties range

from good to very good. While not considered elite, these varieties have

strong intrinsic qualities and are in high demand from end users.

Acceptable. Milling, baking and dough properties of these varieties range

from acceptable to good. One or more quality parameters may have minor

flaws. Overall, these varieties are acceptable to end users.

Less Desirable. Varieties in this category exhibit one or more key quality

parameters that are less than adequate for current end user standards.

A single critical flaw can also warrant a rating at this level.

Hayley Butler } Quality Manager

Hayley evaluates milling and baking quality for LCS. She has served as the chair for the AACC PNW section, is active in all U.S. wheat quality councils and is on multiple wheat quality improvement teams in the United States and Canada. She is passionate about science.

Superior seed / premium productsOverall end-use qualityTo obtain a comprehensive score for end-use quality, the LCS Quality Lab measures several key attributes over multiple years for all varieties introduced in the marketplace. These characteristics are weighted and combined into a single score: baking quality (30%), dough properties (20%), milling quality (40%), test weight (5%) and flour protein (5%).

Baking qualityLoaf volume and cookie diameter are key attributes in measuring baking quality. Dough is related to baking in the same way yield is related to profit. Measuring dough rheology, or the strength of dough when water and energy are added, is accomplished using several industry-approved methods: mixograph, farinograph, extensograph or alveograph.

Milling qualityAll wheat varieties yield different quantities of flour. Higher flour yields equate directly to increased profitability for commercial milling companies. The LCS Quality Lab is able to determine protein loss from grain to flour, which helps millers meet the flour protein specifications of their customers.

Flour proteinWheat and flour purchasers apply discounts when protein specifications are not met. Water absorption and gluten strength affect the production costs of end users, and both are related to the percentage of protein content. Common methods for testing protein are near-infrared reflectance (NIR) and combustion nitrogen analysis (CNA).

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The future of Northern Plains wheatHigh yield materialLNR-2076• 5% higher yielding than LCS Trigger

• Superior disease resistance

LNR-1223• Equal yield to LCS Trigger

• 1% higher protein than LCS Trigger

Balanced materialLNR-1512• High protein content with above average yield

• Excellent test weight

LNR-1156• High-end protein with excellent straw

• Good resistance to Fusarium head blight

Western adaptedLNR-1405• Strong yield in Montana and western North Dakota

• Excellent quality profile

LNR-1751• Strong yield in Montana moving west

• High protein and test weight

Technical resourcesTo obtain the most accurate technical data possible, ratings and scores

are comprised of all available LCS and public research data. The results

presented in this guide may not be an indicator of results you may obtain

in your individual location, as local growing conditions — including soil

type and weather — may vary. All growers are advised to evaluate data from

multiple locations and years whenever possible.

Agronomic performance, disease scores and yield performance

data from universities are available in their entirety at the following

website locations:

North Dakota State University:

www.ag.ndsu.edu/varietytrials

South Dakota State University:

igrow.org/agronomy/wheat/spring-wheat-variety-trial-results/

University of Minnesota:

maes.umn.edu/publications/field-crop-trials

Montana State University:

plantsciences.montana.edu/crops

Get the most up-to-date area trials data at LimagrainCerealSeeds.com/performance-data

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