WHEAT VARIETIES PAGE


Over the years USDA/ARS Wheat Genetics, at Washington State University, in conjunction with the U of ID, WSU and OSU, has developed and cooperatively released many cultivars of wheat. Among these registered varieties are; Daws, Eltan, Kmor, Lewjain, Madsen, Rod, Hyak, Rely, Tres, Batum, Blizzard, Bonneville, Meridian, Survivor, Weston, Treasure and ID377S.


In 1998 the USDA/ARS, together with Washington State University, Oregon State University and the University of Idaho released a soft white club winter wheat variety named 'Coda' (PI594372). Coda was developed by R.E. Allan in cooperation with the Federal/State research programs at Pullman. Coda is being released to provide Pacific Northwest growers the option of producing a SWW club variety that has resistance to strawbreaker foot rot, high yield potential, and satisfactory milling and baking quality. Coda is adapted to areas of northwestern USA where semidwarf club wheat varieties can be grown.


Dryland Cropping Systems, a divsion of the College of Agriculture and Home Economics (CAHE), gives disease and yield information on many spring and winter wheats.


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