South Carolina Soft Winter Wheat

Information

South Carolina State Official Variety Trials Website
Current Year Variety Trials Results
Clemson University Wheat "Cheat Sheet" 2019-2020

Contacts

Clemson University Soft Winter Wheat Breeder: Dr. Richard Boyles
Clemson University Extension Feed Grain Specialist:

Most Effective Fungicides

Brand	Rate	Timing	Efficacy
Prosaro (Bayer)	6.5 to 8.2 fl oz per acre	Anthesis (Feekes 10.51)	Good
Caramba (BASF)	13.5 to 17 fl oz per acre	Anthesis (Feekes 10.51)	Good
Proline (Bayer)	5 to 5.7 fl oz per acre	Anthesis (Feekes 10.51)	Good
Tebuconazole (Generics)	4.0 fl oz per acre	Anthesis (Feekes 10.51)	Fair
Miravis Ace	13.7 fl oz per acre	Anthesis (Feekes 10.51)	Good

Supplemental Information Courtesy of North Central Regional Committee on Management of Small Grain Diseases (NCERA-184): Fungicide Efficacy for Control of Wheat Diseases

2020 MR Soft Red Winter Wheat Varieties

Entry Name	Source	FHB Rating^a	FHB Resistance^b
AgriMAXX 473	AgriMAXX Wheat Co.	0	MR
AGS 2021	AGSouth Genetics	3	MR/MS
AGS 3015	AGSouth Genetics	1	MR
Pioneer 26R41	Corteva Agriscience	0	MR
Pioneer 26R45	Corteva Agriscience	0	MR
CP8081	CROPLAN Winfield	1	MR
DG 1800	Delta Grow	2	MR
9002	Dyna-Gro	0	MR
AP 1983	Harvey's Fertilizer and Gas	3	MR/MS
KWS263	KWS Cereal Seeds	0	MR
SH 7200	Southern Harvest	2	MR/MS
SH 7510	Southern Harvest	0	MR
USG 3118	UniSouth Genetics	3	MR/MS
Hilliard	Virginia Crop Improvement Assn.	1	MR

^aFHB field rating was taken from an inoculated FHB nursery located at the Pee Dee Research and Education Center in Florence, SC. Data represent a single year only, where 0 = no disease symptoms (resistant) and 9 = full disease presence across spikes (susceptible). ^bReaction represents an average score based on multiyear, multi-location data. Resistance level may vary by environment.

FHB Resistance - MR=Moderate Resistant, MS=Moderate Susceptible, S=Susceptible, Rating (two years data) - 0-9 with 0 indicating no symptoms (highly resistant) and 9 being fully blighted heads (highly susceptible). Values are based on an index of FHB, ISK and DON.

* Please Note: The USWBSI recommends the planting of Moderate Resistant (MR) varieties, public or private, as an effective way to help manage FHB. Varieties with a rating of MR or better for FHB were determined through official state variety trials and/or recommendations from each state’s public small grain specialists.