Strengths:

• Very High Tillering Capability
• Good Test Weight
• Good Overall Leaf Disease Package
• Widely Adapted

Comments:

This new AgriPro variety is positioned for central and western Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and the Texas Panhandle. It appears to be a variety with consistent performance and very few weaknesses. There is not enough data from K-State tests yet to evaluate its yield record. However, early test results in K-State and AgriPro dryland trials look good to very good.

Phillips Seed's Management Tips:

• Do not plant after corn.
• A good a choice for continuous wheat..
• Control volunteer before planting to help reduce Wheat Streak Mosaic.
• Large seed, so increase pounds planted proportionately to maintain plant populations.