Cgc reclassing certain varieties starting aug 2017

**bucket** · Jul 29, 2015, 16:27

MacKenzie Columbus Lillian neepawa were popular varieties.

Not sure what's wrong with them.

With today's inputs they still grow very well.

**Oliver88** · Jul 29, 2015, 16:58

We still like Unity.

**helmsdale** · Jul 29, 2015, 16:59

With abbey, lillian, and eatonia on their way out, is there a solid stemmed sawfly resistant option left?

**Oliver88** · Jul 29, 2015, 16:59

What is the best new HRS midge tolerant variety?

**wmoebis** · Jul 29, 2015, 17:14

If they don't meet CWRS criteria how did they ever get registered in the first place?

**bucket** · Jul 29, 2015, 17:27

So I am now forced to buy new seed again.

Not real crazy about that. Or finding one with a shelf life not dictated by graincos.

**helmsdale** · Jul 29, 2015, 17:41

Wmoebis, they simply moved the goal posts...

**wmoebis** · Jul 29, 2015, 17:47

I thought they said there was no problem with our quality when they were questioned by customers.
We have 8 classes 1 interm now 1 more = 10 classes. How is the system going to keep all separate and still be able to move to market?

**BreadWinner** · Jul 29, 2015, 17:48

Just another feather in the hat for seed growers. They have to change the varieties so we all have to buy new seed under the new seed rules. I can't see how you can change the classification of something that has worked good for years as a high quality milling wheat.

Cgc reclassing certain varieties starting aug 2017