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Harvest Variety of CWRS

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  • fjlip
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2002
    • 9885

    Harvest Variety of CWRS

    What is this variety like given the wet harvest? It is not supposed to sprout. How are yields, lodging and the straw at combining?
  • lohner
    Member
    • Mar 1999
    • 66

    #2
    Have grown Harvest 2 years now.
    Farm 30 minutes east camrose ab.
    2 soil types. 3 HRS varities
    Last year side by side Intrepid 10% better.
    This year sowed it on 288 acre field-half new brushed and broke.
    Does not go down. Will not sprout.(Do not spray seed)
    Easiest straight cutting.
    Best grade. Earliest maturity-sowed May 28. Comparable yields.
    More specifics- e-mail me

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    • rosco
      Member
      • Oct 2000
      • 84

      #3
      Farm 1 hour SE of Camrose. Seeded half a quarter to AC harvest and the other half to Prodigy hrs on the same day(about may 11) AC Harvest ran about 55 and graded # 2 by two different grain companies. Nice to thresh, but bent over considerably more(had to cut low). Prodigy was about 8 inches taller, thicker straw(stood straight up) and more stools, but ran about 41. Graded # 3 by two companies. Prodigy has been good to me over the last few years but I'll be cleaning the AC Harvest for next year. Neighbour a couple of miles away seeded a 1/4 of AC Harvest-yield was 59.

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      • lohner
        Member
        • Mar 1999
        • 66

        #4
        Upon rereading my post I see the yield comparison with intrepid misleading--Harvest %10 better than.
        Also wondering what conditions made Harvest bend over?

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        • rosco
          Member
          • Oct 2000
          • 84

          #5
          I'm guessing that the heads were filled good. The heads weren't big but they had a lot of wheat in them. We had some wind and driving rain on that crop that tipped the heads over.

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