Red Wheat

[biglentil]

Tom i meant

[jamesb]

So much depends on the area one is farming. Here in the southeast we like more of the US HRS wheat's. Fusarium is an annual issue for us. Glen has worked good, with Brandon acres now going up. There is a few US wheat varieties that wont fit into the regular markets but yields are very high I'm told. Faller, Elgin Prosper are what's out there now.

[TOM4CWB]

Biglentil,

Last years Penhold was seeded about May 10... it tillered and tillered... was a reasonably good stand by the end. 70lb N both early and fusarium fungicides. Had good ground with plenty of pulses in the past 10 years.

[jake550]

I know CDC Go is rated poor for FHB but we've never had it down graded on account of fuz.
We have always sprayed Prosaro on it though.
Lots of 65-75 bushel yields and combine at 4mph. No lodging. It's been an awesome variety for us.