One of the most important decisions that growers make is choosing the right variety or varieties to plant. Many differences exist among the varieties, so it’s important to assess what characteristics are most important for their production area. Growers should choose several varieties to plant to reduce risk and improve their chances of success every season.
GA04434-11E44 is a medium-late maturing, short height line with maturity three days later than AGS ...
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AGS 2027 is a medium maturing, short height line maturing about four days later than ...
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AGS 2035 is a medium-maturity, soft red winter wheat similar to AGS 2000 in ...
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AGS 2038 is a high grain yielding, medium late maturing, good test weight, medium-tall height ...
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Baldwin is a medium-late maturing, high-yielding winter wheat with excellent test weight. This awned ...
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Roberts, a soft red winter wheat cultivar was cooperatively developed and released by the Georgia ...
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Savoy is a medium maturing, medium height line maturing about one day earlier than AGS ...
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