Varieties

Hard Red Spring Wheat variety with excellent yield potential and protein content plus broad adaptability. A short plant height contributes to the variety’s excellent standability and very good Yellow (Stripe) Rust tolerance contributes to a good disease tolerance package.

Hard Red Spring Wheat variety with excellent yield potential plus broad adaptability. Suitable for all environments from irrigated to dryland, this medium-height variety has excellent standability and test weight with a very good disease tolerance package.

Hard Red Spring Wheat with excellent yield potential for wheat growers in the Northern High Plains. It serves as a companion variety to WB9719 and is best suited for dryland acres.

Excellent performance on tough acres, such as lower organic matter or drought prone.

Awnless genetics with extremely high yield potential. Dual-purpose potential as silage or dry hay.

Divide has shown excellent yield potential in NDSU yield trials and has exhibited slighlty better tolerance to FHB (scab) than other durum varieties.

ND Riveland has high yield potential and excellent agronomic traits. This variety has very good test weight, medium maturity and good straw strength.

A very high yielding oat with excellent lodging resistance.

High yield and low protein. ND Genesis has better resistance to the net and spot forms of net blotch than Pinnacle.

Medium maturity and high yield potential. Good oil drying quality and resistance to flax wilt.

A high yielding brown-seeded, full season flax variety.

CDC Inca is a semi-leafless field pea variety. It stands up well on irrigation and dryland and yields similar to yellow pea check varieties.