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Check Variety:
KYLE
Note: +, - or = indicates that the performance of a variety is significantly, lower, higher or not different from the check variety. The number of trials on which this is based is indicated within the brackets.
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Alberta/British Columbia 2010 Variety Report for Durum Wheat. Check Variety is KYLE.
Variety_Name
%Yield AB_BC
Station 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 FHB
Variety_Name
Kyle *(Check bu/ac)
58.6
(123)
32.6
59.5
87.6
108.1
99.0
62.0
44.1
Kyle
Kyle
100%
(123)
100%
100%
100%
108.1
99.0
62.0
44.1
P
G
VP
VG
F
G
P
F
P
Kyle
AC Avonlea
112+
(58)
113+
113+
108+
0.4
90.7
62.6
44.3
F
G
VP
VG
F
P
F
P
AC Avonlea
AC Morse
104+
(67)
105
103
106+
-0.7
84.1
61.2
44.1
G
G
VP
VG
F
G
VP
F
VP
AC Morse
AC Navigator
111+
(63)
114+
112+
106
0.3
77.3
62.9
45.3
G
G
VP
VG
F
G
VP
F
VP
AC Navigator
Brigade
114+
(21)
117+
112+
XX
-4
87.4
63.5
45.7
Brigade
Commander
120+
(37)
XX
121+
115+
-0.8
79.1
61.8
46.0
G
VG
F
VG
P
F
VP
Commander
Eurostar
112+
(21)
111+
113+
XX
-1.6
87.8
64.2
45.1
Eurostar
Strongfield
115+
(68)
114+
116+
113+
-2.6
87.0
62.3
44.9
F
VG
VP
G
G
P
VG
VP
Strongfield
Note 1.
Resistance : VP=very poor P=poor F=fair G=good VG=very good
Note 2.
Productivity Yield Level ranges in bu/a are : Low: < 45 Medium: 45-75 High: > 75
Note 3.
Durum Wheat check variety is KYLE and average yield in bu/a for each category is indicated for KYLE
Note 4.
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:
Generally durum wheat should only be grown in south and south-eastern portion of Alberta due to late maturity. Outside these areas, durum is extremely late maturing and subject to quality loss. All durum varieties are susceptible to two new races of loose smut. Seed can be treated to provide control. Kyle - yields about 10 % higher than AC Barrie in areas of best adaptation, and receives better grades than other varieties even under adverse harvesting conditions. AC Navigator and Commander– grown under contract with CWB, stronger gluten and semi-dwarf stature. AC Avonlea - shorter stronger straw than Kyle, higher pigment content in grain than other varieties. DT787 and CDC Veronna - insufficient data to describe.
Yield is described as Overall Yield (1) and by Yield Test Category (2).
1) Province wide yields compared to the check with similar stations years of testing.
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.