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Alberta/British Columbia 2010 Variety Report for Soft White Spring Wheat. Check Variety is AC ANDREW.
Variety_Name%Yield AB_BCStation Years%Yield   _Low_  %Yield   _Med_  %Yield  _High_  Rel Maturity days Rel Prot Height cm Test_wt kg/hl 1000 kwt_,_g Res      Lodging Res       Shat Res Loose Smut Res       Bunt Res Root Rot Res Stripe Rust Tol Leaf Spot Tol      Sprout Tol      FHBVariety_Name
AC Andrew *(Check bu/ac) 82.4(88) 37.9 69.8108.7108.711.578.562.137.9 AC Andrew
AC Andrew100%(88)100%100%100%108.711.578.562.137.9VGGVPPFGXXFVPAC Andrew
AC Meena97-(51)1029894-1.3-0.679.761.436.7GGVPVPFG FPAC Meena
Bhishaj100(24)XX102100-0.2 84.661.637.2VGVGVPVPFG FPBhishaj
Sadash111+(37)XX106+110+-0.3-0.483.063.439.1VGVGVPVP   FPSadash
Note 1.Productivity Yield Level ranges in bu/a are :     Low: < 55     Medium: 55-85     High: > 85
Note 2.Soft White Spring Wheat check variety is AC ANDREW and average yield in bu/a for each category is indicated for AC ANDREW
Note 3.The information in this Alberta / British Columbia Variety is based on data collected and updated annually by the Alberta / British Columbia Grains Advisory Committee (ABCGAC), managed by the ALberta Agricultureand Rural Development (AARD), and may be reproduced without prior permission in unaltered form. Other use of this information requires prior permission from ABCGAC. Enquiries: Contact AARD

Remarks:
All soft white spring wheat varieties have a semi-dwarf stature and excellent straw strength. Seed should be treated with a systemic fungicide to control seed borne diseases. AC Andrew yields about 35% more than AC Barrie. XX: insufficient data.

Yield by Test Category is described as the % of the check variety in bu/ac categories under low, medium, high and
very high conditions. Yield followed by + is significantly higher than the check, yield followed by - is significantly
lower than the check and yield without + or - is not significantly different than the check.