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by Dr. Calvin Trostle, Extension Agronomy, Lubbock, 806-746-6101, ctrostle@ag.tamu.edu<\/a>;
\nDr. Clark Neely, State Extension Small Grains specialist, College Station, 979-862-1412, cneely@ag.tamu.edu<\/a><\/p>\n

Continuing a long-time High Plains practice, Texas A&M AgriLife has extended our wheat \u201cPicks\u201d suggestions for Texas wheat producers across the state. Texas A&M AgriLife\u2019s sister agencies for Research and Extension collaborate by region across the state to conduct extensive wheat variety testing in both research settings and on-farm sites.<\/p>\n

Our ongoing Picks criteria include a minimum of three years of data in AgriLife wheat variety trials across numerous annual locations. A \u201cPick\u201d variety means this: given the data these are the varieties we would choose to<\/span> include and emphasize on our farm for wheat grain production<\/span>. Picks are not necessarily the numerical top yielders as important disease resistance traits (leaf or stripe rust, wheat streak mosaic virus), insect tolerance (greenbugs, Hessian fly), or standability can also be important varietal traits that enable a producer to better manage single-variety potential risk using a \u201cmix and match\u201d approach to variety selection to cover basic defensive traits on your farm.<\/p>\n

While in some years we make no changes to our annual Picks, for 2015-2016 we have made some deletions and additions for the four Texas regions where AgriLife wheat variety testing is conducted. Much of the data used in discussion below is published in \u201cTexas Wheat Variety Trial Results\u20142015,\u201d (SCS-2015-06), available at http:\/\/varietytesting.tamu.edu\/wheat\/index.htm<\/a>. In addition, we also offer an early indication of potential desirable varieties based on two or more years of data, hence our \u2018Watch List\u2019 of promising varieties.<\/p>\n

Leaf Rust and Stripe Rust Resistance Ratings in Texas Wheat<\/strong><\/p>\n

Because these two fungal diseases have a significant potential impact across Texas, particularly when spring production conditions are wet and humid, we have included current resistance ratings for both<\/strong>. These ratings are noted as R, Resistant; MR, moderately resistant; MS, moderately susceptible; and S, susceptible. For example, a variety designated (R\/MR) is resistant to leaf rust and moderately resistant to stripe rust (e.g., TAM 304). For further information on wheat variety characteristics see pages 5 (hard winter wheat) and 6 (soft winter wheat) in the above document.<\/p>\n

Texas High Plains<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u2022 Picks<\/strong>\u2014Full Irrigation: TAM 113 (R\/R), TAM 304 (R\/MR), Iba (R\/R), Winterhawk (MS\/MR)
\n\u2022 Picks<\/strong>\u2014Limited Irrigation: TAM 111 (S\/S), TAM 112 (S\/S), TAM 113, Iba, T158 (MS\/MR), Winterhawk
\n\u2022 Picks<\/strong>\u2014Dryland: TAM 111, TAM 112, TAM 113, Iba, T158, Winterhawk
\n\u2022<\/strong> Watch list: Byrd, Denali, Gallagher, SY Monument, WB-Grainfield<\/em>
\n\u2022<\/strong> A special note about TAM 114<\/span> (formerly tested as TX07A001505): This new variety (good resistance to rusts, good straw strength, desirable milling and baking qualities, moderately resistant to some biotypes of Hessian fly) has in essence has moved off our \u201cWatch List\u201d to Pick, but 2015 planting seed is essentially limited to seed blocks.<\/p>\n

Changes to 2015-2016 High Plains Picks:<\/p>\n

Deletions<\/span>: We removed TAM 111<\/span> as a full irrigation Pick in part due to trouble this variety experienced with stripe rust in 2015. This is the first year of significant underperformance for TAM 111 in our many years of trials, but stripe rust issues and moist conditions\u2014which may be compounded in full irrigation\u2014raise this caution. We have also deleted Duster<\/span> and Hatcher<\/span>. Though the long-term performance of these varieties has been solid overall as a Pick for all production conditions, their continued yield has become somewhat marginal relative to newer lines that are available.
\nAdditions<\/span>: T158<\/span> (Limagrain) is now a Pick for dryland and limited irrigation Texas High Plains wheat production. Part of T158\u2019s performance is tolerance to stripe rust.<\/p>\n

For further discussion of wheat Pick varieties in the Texas High Plains consult \u201cPick Wheat Grain Varieties for the Texas High Plains & Eastern New Mexico\u201d available at http:\/\/lubbock.tamu.edu\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Texas Rolling Plains<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u2022 Picks<\/strong>: TAM 304 (R\/MR), TAM 305 (R\/R), Gallagher (MR\/R), Greer (S\/MR)
\n\u2022<\/strong> Watch List: WB 4458, WB Cedar, WB Grainfield, SY Monument, SY Llano<\/em><\/p>\n

Changes to 2015-2016 Rolling Plains Picks:<\/p>\n

Deletions<\/span>: Duster<\/span> and Jackpot<\/span> slipped considerably in the rankings this year, partially due to heavy stripe rust infection.
\nAdditions<\/span>: TAM 114<\/span> (as noted in the High Plains discussion above, not yet available other than seed blocks) and Gallagher<\/span> have risen near the top of the list now that we have 3 years of data, both of which showed moderate to strong stripe and leaf rust resistance.<\/p>\n

Texas Blacklands<\/strong><\/p>\n

1) Hard Red Winter Wheat<\/p>\n

\u2022 Picks<\/strong>: TAM 304 (R\/MR), Gallagher (MR\/R), Greer (S\/MR), Iba (R\/R), WB Cedar (R\/MR)
\n\u2022<\/strong> Watch List: TAM 114, SY Monument, WB 4458<\/em>. (On average, TAM 114 yielded nearly identical to TAM 304, but possesses higher test weight, which TAM 304 is often lacking. SY Monument<\/span> and WB 4458<\/span> are potential up-and-coming varieties that have done well the past two years.
\n\u2022<\/strong> Another variety worth noting is Billings, which has been a consistently good yielding variety, but due to its early maturity and sprouting susceptibility, growers often shy away from it.<\/p>\n

Changes to 2015-2016 Blacklands Picks:<\/p>\n

Deletions<\/span>: Armour<\/span> fell significantly in the yield rankings due in part to reduced rust resistance which significantly hurt its yield in 2015
\nAdditions<\/span>: WB Cedar<\/span> has consistent high yields and solid disease resistance.<\/p>\n

2) Soft Red Winter Wheat<\/p>\n

\u2022 Picks<\/strong>: Coker 9553 (MR\/MR), Pioneer 25R40 (MS\/S), TV 8525 (MR\/R), USG 3201 (MR\/MR)
\n\u2022<\/strong> Watch List: Dyna-Gro 9012<\/em><\/p>\n

Changes to 2015-2016 Blacklands Picks:<\/p>\n

Deletions<\/span>: USG 3555, TV 8861. USG 3555 yields well, but has issues with shattering and its early maturity makes it more susceptible to late spring freezes. TV 8861 was dropped mainly because of its poor rust resistance
\nAdditions<\/span>: None.<\/p>\n

South Texas<\/strong><\/p>\n

The South Texas Picks in 2015-2016 added no new varieties due to lack of sufficient new data. Excessive spring rains prevented harvest from three of the main testing locations.<\/p>\n

\u2022 Picks<\/strong>: TAM 304 (R\/MR), TAM 305 (R\/R), Duster (R\/MS), Billings (MR\/MR).
\n\u2022<\/strong> Watch List: TAM 114, Gallagher, WB Cedar<\/em><\/p>\n

Changes to 2015-2016 Blacklands Picks:<\/p>\n

Deletions<\/span>: Armour<\/span> was dropped due to a complete breakdown of stripe rust resistance. Similarly, Duster has done well in the past, but stripe rust resistance begin to break down in this variety as well, though not as severely as with Armour.
\nAdditions<\/span>: None.<\/p>\n

Lower Rio Grande Valley<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hard Spring Wheat<\/p>\n

Winter wheat cannot be successfully grown here, but limited AgriLife data suggests that Expresso and Rockland have been the most consistent yielding hard red spring wheats in the LRGV.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\"Calvin<\/a>

Calvin Trostle
Professor and Extension Specialist
Lubbock, TX
803.746.6101
ctrostle@ag.tamu.edu<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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