Brasetto
This hybrid has shown yields equal to or better than winter wheat. Easy to harvest with a strong stem and good Standability. Good resistance to Ergot with consistent yields. A very high-yielding, winter-hardy fall hybrid rye for use in the milling, malting and distilling markets.
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| Plant Height | MS |
|---|---|
| Stand Density | M – H |
| Grain Yield | High |
| Leaf Rust Resistance | Medium |
| Maturity | MEDIUM |
| Mildew Resistance | High |
| Ergot Resistance | Medium |
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