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WB4569

WB4569 is a Hard Red Winter Wheat variety adapted for the Central and Southern Plains Regions. This variety is suited for either irrigated and dryland acres due to its very good standability and drought tolerance. WB4569 is a good choice planted after corn due to its good Fusarium Head Blight (Scab) tolerance. Fertility management is recommended to maximize grain protein and end-use quality.
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Maturity
Medium-Late
Region
central, southern
Class Name
hard red winter

Strengths

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Excellent Yield Potential

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Very Good Standability

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Good Fusarium Head Blight Tolerance

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Very Good Test Weight

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Very Good Protein and End-Use Quality

Product Details

Key Characteristics
 
 
Test Weight
3
Standability
3
Yellow (stripe) Rust
3
Management
 
 
Herbicide Tolerance
-
Maturity Group
Medium-Late
Planting Rate
Medium-High
Head Type
Awned
Yield Potential
2
Plant Variety Protection
Pending
Limited Use License Agreement Required
Yes
Crop System
IR,DR
Patent Protection
Pending
New Product
Yes
Production
 
 
Plant Height
Medium
Tillering Potential
2
Test Weight
3
Standability
3
Quality
 
 
Protein Content
4
Milling/baking Quality
4
Pest And Disease Resistance
 
 
Bacterial Leaf Streak
6
Fusarium Head Blight (scab)
5
Hessian Fly
7
Leaf Rust
5
Powdery Mildew
6
Soil-borne Mosaic
2
Wheat Stem Sawfly
7
Wheat Streak Mosaic
6
Yellow (stripe) Rust
3
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