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Lentil variety sowing guide 2012 - Seed Distributors

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20<br />

quality profile malting <strong>variety</strong> developed<br />

by VicDPI and released in 2005. It is a<br />

tall, mid to late season <strong>variety</strong>, with a<br />

flowering time similar to or slightly<br />

later than Schooner. Buloke offers high<br />

yield potential, typically exhibiting an<br />

10% yield advantage over Schooner. It<br />

has good levels of resistance to net form<br />

net blotch, better head retention than<br />

Schooner, but is susceptible to CCN<br />

and has shown increased susceptibility<br />

to leaf rust. Buloke has averaged similar<br />

grain plumpness and screenings but<br />

slightly inferior test weight to Schooner<br />

and exhibits sprouting tolerance similar<br />

to Gairdner. Buloke has a moderately<br />

short coleoptile and moderately slow<br />

early growth. Buloke is available through<br />

<strong>Seed</strong>Net.<br />

Commander A<br />

Commander is a new malting quality<br />

<strong>variety</strong> developed by the University of<br />

Adelaide and suitable for domestic<br />

and some export brewing markets.<br />

Commander has mid to late season<br />

maturity (earlier than Gairdner) and<br />

across many seasons, demonstrates wide<br />

adaptation and very high yield relative<br />

to other malting varieties, particularly<br />

in seasons with favourable spring<br />

finishes. Commander has excellent grain<br />

plumpness, but has generally lower test<br />

weight relative to Schooner and Flagship.<br />

Commander is resistant to CCN but has<br />

modest foliar disease resistance, being<br />

susceptible to leaf scald, leaf rust and<br />

spot form net blotch and moderately<br />

susceptible to net form net blotch and<br />

therefore should not be grown on a<br />

barley stubble and areas prone to net<br />

form net blotch. Commander is available<br />

through Viterra.<br />

Flagship A<br />

Flagship was developed and released<br />

from the University of Adelaide Barley<br />

Program in 2005.and has an export<br />

malt quality profile. Flagship is a tall,<br />

midseason maturity <strong>variety</strong>, similar in<br />

plant type to Schooner and Sloop, but<br />

typically exhibits a 5% yield advantage<br />

over Schooner. Flagship has good early<br />

vigour and weed competitiveness, but<br />

modest straw strength with lodging<br />

resistance similar to Schooner. Flagship<br />

can show high levels of soil boron toxicity<br />

symptoms which may reduce grain size<br />

but otherwise has slightly lower retention<br />

and higher screening than ‘Sloop types’.<br />

Flagship is susceptible to sprouting<br />

and timely harvest is recommended.<br />

Flagship is available through Viterra and<br />

<strong>Seed</strong>mark.<br />

Finniss A<br />

Finniss is a new hulless <strong>variety</strong> released<br />

from the University of Adelaide Barley<br />

Breeding Program and targeted at food<br />

and animal feed markets. Finniss has<br />

good straw strength and head retention<br />

and resistance to CCN and leaf rust<br />

and to common strains of leaf scald.<br />

Finniss’ main disease weakness is its<br />

susceptibility to powdery mildew. It is a<br />

semi dwarf type with mid season maturity<br />

like Schooner. Grain yield is similar to<br />

Schooner and well above other hulless<br />

types such as Torrens. <strong>Seed</strong> is available<br />

through Viterra<br />

Fleet A<br />

Fleet is a midseason maturing, CCN<br />

resistant feed barley, developed by<br />

the University of Adelaide as a direct<br />

replacement option for Barque and<br />

Mundah. Fleet has a long coleoptile,<br />

and combines the plant type of Barque<br />

with the yield potential of Keel, and<br />

the adaptation to deep sandy soils of<br />

Mundah. Fleet exhibits an excellent<br />

disease resistance profile, and typically<br />

shows a 5% yield advantage over Barque.<br />

Table 1: Yield of barley varieties in South Australian agricultural districts expressed as a percentage of Schooner’s yield (SARDI and NVT data 2004 - 2010 inclusive, with<br />

number of observations in italics).<br />

Region Yorke Peninsula Murray Mallee Mid North Lower Eyre Central Eyre South East<br />

Peninsula Peninsula<br />

Yield Obs No Yield Obs No Yield Obs No Yield Obs No Yield Obs No Yield Obs No<br />

MALTING (SA)<br />

Baudin 104 33 99 20 103 21 103 20 102 20 102 13<br />

Buloke 111 33 109 20 110 21 110 20 108 24 110 13<br />

Commander 116 33 109 20 113 21 111 20 109 24 115 13<br />

Flagship 106 33 107 20 105 21 105 20 104 24 106 13<br />

Gairdner 105 33 99 17 103 21 101 18 100 12 104 13<br />

Schooner 100 33 100 20 100 21 100 20 100 24 100 13<br />

Sloop SA 102 33 105 20 103 21 102 20 102 24 104 13<br />

Vlamingh<br />

FOOD<br />

107 33 101 20 107 21 106 20 102 24 106 11<br />

Hindmarsh<br />

FEED<br />

119 23 115 13 118 15 116 14 116 17 114 9<br />

Barque 110 33 108 20 107 21 106 18 110 24 106 10<br />

Capstan 114 33 102 4 113 21 110 11 109 3 114 13<br />

Fleet 120 33 112 20 116 21 113 20 116 24 115 13<br />

Keel 113 33 108 20 113 21 110 20 117 23 109 13<br />

Maritime 109 33 103 20 107 21 108 20 105 24 105 12<br />

Oxford 118 13 99 6 115 9 115 7 105 8 115 5<br />

Yarra<br />

HULL-LESS<br />

117 28 103 17 111 21 112 20 111 24 109 13<br />

Finniss<br />

PENDING MALT ACCREDITATION<br />

100 33 92 10 97 21 96 16 97 7 96 13<br />

Bass 112 23 96 10 110 15 109 12 103 12 108 9<br />

Henley 115 8 103 6 113 6 112 5 106 8 112 3<br />

Scope 107 8 104 6 108 6 105 5 104 8 107 3<br />

Navigator 102 18 105 12 104 6 101 7<br />

Skipper 114 8 107 6 112 6 111 5 110 8 113 3<br />

Wimmera 116 8 115 6 112 4 114 5<br />

Schooner’s yield (t/ha) 2.69 33 1.48 20 3.27 21 2.97 20 2.06 24 3.12 13

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