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1 Small Grain News Tulare County Volume 11 Issue 2, September 2015 Fresno County Small Grain Variety Performance Trials Steve Wright, Jorge Dubcovsky, Lee Jackson, Phil Mayo, Diane Prato, Sarah Parry, Nick Clark Eddie Padilla, Isaac Giron, Walter Martinez Small grain variety tests were conducted at multiple locations throughout California, coordinated by Wheat Breeder Jorge Dubcovsky. The results from Kings County with Boyett Farms and Fresno County small plot trials are shown on the following pages. The regional wheat, barley and triticale trials were conducted at the Westside Research and Extension Center in Five Points and Corcoran. A special thanks to Milky Way Dairy, Boyett Farms and WSREC for their cooperation in these studies. An Agronomy Progress Report containing more detailed results from all trials is available at: and started off with rain and then stopped, resulting in poor or no yields in the dryland regions and requiring full irrigations in the irrigated wheat growing regions. Very warm spring temperatures during grain fill had a serious impact reducing final yields. Although there was little rain and warm temperature conditions there was still stripe rust on some varieties. Wheat varieties have different levels of genetic resistance to stripe rust, and as several new races of rust develop, the resistance breaks down. Often, our best silage varieties are also the high yielding grain varieties with high protein, resistance to disease and resistance to lodging and early maturing. A dual purpose variety gives options, particularly when grain prices are high and silage prices low or vice versa, or when water may be limited. Choose more than one variety or grain type to reduce the impacts of weather, disease, harvest schedules, and economics. First and foremost, select and plant varieties with good disease resistance along with high yield potential. Second, a well-timed fungicide application has shown to reduce the yield loss even in resistant varieties when weather conditions favor the disease. Stripe rust resistance based on observations from the University of California statewide variety tests indicate: Highly Susceptible: Joaquin, Mika, Blanca Grande, Yecora Rojo, Dirkwin Susceptible: WB-Paloma, Pacheco, Summit, Kronos Moderately Susceptible: PR 1404, Redwing, Duraking, Clear White, Cristallo, Topper Moderately Resistant: Trical 118, Westmore, Ultra, Camelot, Crown, Platinum, Blanca Fuerte, Volante, Trical 105, Desert King, Joaquin Oro Resistant: Cal Rojo, Blanca Grande 515, Summit 515, Lariat, Lassik, Patwin, Blanca Royale, Rockland, Fortissimo, SY 158T Small Grain News - September 11, 2015 Published Monthly UCCE 4437B S Laspina St, Tulare, CA Phone (559) Fax (559) Web Site cetulare.ucanr.edu U.S. Department of Agriculture, University of California, and Tulare County Cooperating
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4 2015 Common Wheat and Triticale s Entry Name Stripe Rust SJ Valley KERN FRESNO KINGS CULTIVARS 1340 WWW- MIKA (48) 5090 (43) 3520 (48) 1361 UC-CLEAR WHITE (27) 3090 (50) 5010 (23) 1419 UC-PATWIN (38) 5720 (29) 4950 (25) 1424 WB-JOAQUIN (7) 5790 (28) 3580 (46) 1478 SY-CAL ROJO (41) 3750 (48) 5060 (19) 1495 UC-LASSIK (45) 6050 (22) 5380 (7) 1521 SY-REDWING (25) 6300 (13) 5200 (14) 1522 SY-BLANCA ROYALE (27) 6740 (3) 4840 (30) 1526 WB-PR (40) 5700 (30) 4890 (28) 1550 WB-TRIPLE IV (39) 5700 (30) 3270 (49) 1590 SY-ULTRA (44) 4000 (47) 5760 (3) 1608 WWW-FV (29) 6210 (18) 4610 (38) 1650 WB-ROCKLAND (42) 5120 (42) 4520 (41) 1657 SY-BLANCA GRANDE (6) 5510 (37) 4640 (36) 1658 SY-SUMMIT (20) 5580 (36) 5120 (16) 1660 SY (22) 6430 (7) 4790 (34) 1667 BAG-NEW DIRKWIN (47) 6190 (19) 3550 (47) 1680 UC-PATWIN (36) 4260 (46) 5030 (22) 1688 LCS-STAR (8) 6290 (14) 5400 (6) 1723 LCS-ATOMO (2) 5630 (34) 5590 (5) 1728 WB-JOAQUIN ORO (15) 5650 (33) 4540 (40) 1729 WB- PERLA (10) 5600 (35) 4410 (44) 1730 WB (19) 6390 (9) 4590 (39) 1731 WB-PATRON (32) 6100 (21) 5070 (18) 1748 WB (4) 5490 (38) 4870 (29) 1749 WB (17) 5890 (27) 4950 (25) 1766 SY-VACA (50) 5960 (25) 4830 (31) 1778 ASSY-TAM (46) 3410 ( (15) 1795 SY-DAYN (43) 6400 (8) 4820 (32) 20 UC-ANZA (26) -- ADVANCED LINES 1745 UC12014/ (37) 6920 (1) 5210 (13) 1750 WB (16) 6230 (16) 5100 (17) 1751 WB (34) 6330 (11) 5060 (19) 1767 UC (26) 5690 (32) 5680 (4) 1772 LCS 11SB (30) 6190 (19) 5260 (11) 1773 LCS 11SB (5) 6570 (5) 4950 (25) 1779 BAG NEW DIRKWIN HP (49) 4590 (45) 4130 (45) 1789 UC 14010/ (18) 6000 (24) 4640 (36) 1790 UC 14010/ (14) 6340 (10) 5260 (11) 1791 UC 14010/ (12) 6560 (6) 5340 (9) 1792 UC 14010/ (1) 6010 (23) 4970 (24) 1793 UC 14010/ (21) 5280 (40) 4690 (35) 1794 SY (13) 6670 (4) 5330 (10) 1802 WB DA (35) 6870 (2) 5810 (2) 1803 WB DA (33) 6330 (11) 4510 (42) 1804 LCS 10SB0087-B (24) 5240 (41) 4810 (33) 1805 LCS UI-PLATINUM (11) 6230 (16) 5050 (21) 1806 ABP (3) 6280 (15) 6180 (1) 1807 ABP (9) 5380 (39) 5380 (7) 1808 APB (31) 5040 (44) 4430 (43) 1809 APB (23) 2950 (51) 2560 (50) TRITICALE 3097 SY-TRICAL (2) 6470 (5) 5820 (3) 3164 WB-PACHECO (8) 6720 (3) 5880 (1) 3168 SY-CAMELOT ( (4) 5710 (4) 3169 SY-158T (11) 6890 (2) 5850 (2) 3170 SY-115T (4) 7280 (1) 5310 (5) 3171 BAG TYNDAL (3) 5190 (8) 5220 (6) 3172 APB (6) 5450 ( (7) 3173 APB (10) 6390 (6) 4490 (8) 3174 BAG NU WHEAT (5) 4470 (10) 4360 (10) 3175 BAG BG ( (9) 4430 (9) 3176 BAG BG (7) 3900 (11) 3960 (11) MEAN CV LSD (0.05) Rating scale for Stripe Rust (area of flag-1 leaf affected): 1 = 0-3%, 2 = 4-14%, 3 = 15-29%, 4 = 30-49%, 5 = 50-69%, 6 = 70-84%, 7 = 85-95%, 8 = %. Numbers in parentheses indicate relative rank in column Page 4
5 2015 Durum Wheat s Entry Name Stripe Rust SJ Valley KERN FRESNO KINGS CULTIVARS 878 WWW-DURAKING (15) 7170 (10) 5690 (21) 951 APB-KRONOS (30) 6720 (22) 5390 (27) 1166 WWW-CROWN (22) 7060 (11) 6250 (7) 1210 WWW-PLATINUM (28) 6920 (17) 4950 (34) 1211 WWW-TOPPER (27) 6670 (23) 5310 (31) 1215 WB-ORITA (25) 5910 (34) 5210 (32) 1375 UC-DESERT KING (6) 7750 (2) 5330 (30) 1429 SY-FORTISSIMO (23) 7590 (5) 6270 (5) 1431 SY-VOLANTE (14) 7340 (8) 6150 (9) 1440 APB-HELIOS (12) 6800 (21) 5390 (27) 1473 WWW-Q-MAX (31) 6940 (15) 5530 (24) 1479 WB-HAVASU (4) 6060 (30) 6050 (12) 1484 APB-WESTMORE HP (17) 5970 (31) 5620 (22) 1582 AS-MAESTRALE (5) 6950 (14) 5960 (14) 1582 AS-SARAGOLLA (18) 7400 (7) 5820 (17) 1607 WB-MEAD (32) 6350 (27) 5000 (33) 1627 UC-DESERT KING-HP (28) 6990 (13) 5780 (19) 1640 APB-TIBURON (16) 7750 (2) 6180 (8) 1654 WB-MOHAVE (3) 5940 (32) 5440 (25) 1690 UC-MIWOK (10) 6200 (28) 5830 (16) 1697 LCS-KIKO (1) 7970 (1) 6120 (10) 1721 LCS-ALIRON (24) 6630 (24) 5910 (15) 1786 KAMUT (36) 1190 (36) ADVANCED LINES 1770 UC (7) 7720 (4) 6790 (1) 1771 UC (9) 7410 (6) 6500 (4) 1776 WWW D2517Bell (11) 6810 (19) 5560 (23) 1796 UC 14215/ (13) 7260 (9) 6540 (2) 1797 UC 14215// (2) 6470 (26) 5700 (20) 1798 UC 14215/ (19) 5580 (35) 6260 (6) 1799 UC 14215/ (20) 6090 (29) 5360 (29) 1800 AS COLOMBO (33) 5940 (32) 4410 (35) 1801 WWW D (25) 6810 (19) 5430 (26) 1810 APB (7) 6840 (18) 6060 (11) 1811 APB (15) 6520 (3) 1812 APB (12) 6010 (13) 1813 APB (20) 6570 (25) 5820 (17) MEAN CV LSD (0.05) - - ns Rating scale for Stripe Rust (area of flag-1 leaf affected): 1 = 0-3%, 2 = 4-14%, 3 = 15-29%, 4 = 30-49%, 5 = 50-69%, 6 = 70-84%, 7 = 85-95%, 8 = %. Numbers in parentheses indicate relative rank in column Page 5
6 2015 Fresno Barley Lodging Stripe Powdery Entry Name Test Wt Plant Ht Soft Rust Mildew (lbs/acre) (lbs/bu) (in) Dough 4/21 4/21 CULTIVARS 603 UC (16) MAX 4530 (25) UC (2) UC (28) ISHI 4610 (22) TAMALPAIS 4880 (15) ADVANCED LINES 162 UCD BR (35) UCD B (5) UCD B UCD A (6) UCD (30) UCD (19) UCD (27) UCD (26) UCD (29) UCD (24) UCD (22) UCD UYP (13) UCD BUTTA (30) UCD UYP (13) UCD UYP (11) UCD 08YP 111 (1231 LATE) 5090 (9) UCD (33) UCD UOP (7) UCD UOP (21) UCD UOP (2) UCD UOP (10) UCD UOP (12) UCD UOP (4) UCD UOP (17) UCD UOP (1) UCD UOP (32) UCD UOP (7) UCD MP (19) UCD MP (17) OSU-FULL PINT 3360 (34) MEAN CV LSD (0.05) Rating scale for diseases (area of flag-1 leaf affected), lodging, and shatter: 1 = 0-3%, 2 = 4-14%, 3 = 15-29%, 4 = 30-49%, 5 = 50-69%, 6 = 70-84%, 7 = 85-95%, 8 = %. Numbers in parentheses indicate relative rank in column. Page 6
7 Small Grain Silage Variety Trial 2015 Visalia - Wright, Clark, Parry, Martinez, Taylor, Frigulti, Padilla, and Giron Variety Type Harvest % H 2 O Tons/A Lodging 70% H 2 O 1 % Tricale 115 T a 32.5 Tricale 158 EP T a 7.5 Tricale 105 T ab 64.4 WB-9904 HRS ab 46.3 Camelot Beardless T ab 57.5 Patwin 515 HWS ab 11.3 WB-Patron Beardless HRS ab 68.1 Pacheco T ab 49.4 Summit 515 HRS ab 51.9 Ultra HRS ab 53.8 Forage Blend n/a ab 11.3 SY 314 HRS ab 65.0 Blanca Grande 515 HWS ab 75.0 Cal Rojo HRS b Means followed by the same lower case letter are not significantly different according to Tukey HSD (α = 0.05) This study was planted November 17, 2014 at 135 lbs./acre. Plot size was 20 by 1200 ft. and was replicated four times. s were lower this year most likely due to high temperatures. Although varieties are ranked highest to lowest, there were no statistical differences between varieties except for two triticales compared to the grain type Cal Rojo wheat. Under the conditions of this study, there was considerable variability. Silage harvest moistures were drier than expected. Lodging was high in most varieties except for Triticale 158 EP, Patwin 515, and the forage blend which had excellent lodging resistance. Page 7
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10 University of California Cooperative Extension 4437B S Laspina St Tulare, CA Nonprofit Organization US Postage Paid Visalia, CA Permit No. 240 ol.8, Issue 1, August, 2013 Small Grain News September 2015 Fresno County Small Grain Variety Performance Trials 2015 California Wheat Variety Survey California Wheat Commission 2015 Tulare County Small Grain Silage Variety Trial Steve Wright Farm Advisor It is the policy of the University of California (UC) and the UC Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources not to engage in discrimination against or harassment of any person in any of its programs or activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender, gender expression, gender identity, pregnancy (which includes pregnancy, childbirth, and medical conditions related to pregnancy or childbirth), physical or mental disability, medical condition (cancer-related or genetic characteristics), genetic information (including family medical history), ancestry, marital status, age, sexual orientation, citizenship, or service in the uniformed services (as defined by the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act of 1994 [USERRA]), as well as state military and naval service. This policy is intended to be consistent with the provisions of applicable state and federal laws and University policies. University policy also prohibits retaliation against any employee or person in any of its programs or activities for bringing a complaint of discrimination or harassment pursuant to this policy. This policy also prohibits retaliation against a person who assists someone with a complaint of discrimination or harassment, or participates in any manner in an investigation or resolution of a complaint of discrimination or harassment. Retaliation includes threats, intimidation, reprisals, and/or adverse actions related to employment or to any of its programs or activities. In addition, it is the policy of the University and ANR to undertake affirmative action, consistent with its obligations as a Federal contractor, for minorities and women, for persons with disabilities, and for covered veterans. The University commits itself to apply every good faith effort to achieve prompt and full utilization of minorities and women in all segments of its workforce where deficiencies exist. These efforts conform to all current legal and regulatory requirements, and are consistent with University standards of quality and excellence. In conformance with Federal regulations, written affirmative action plans shall be prepared and maintained by each campus of the University, including the Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Such plans shall be reviewed and approved by the Office of the President and the Office of the General Counsel before they are officially promulgated. Inquiries regarding the University s nondiscrimination policies may be directed to Linda Marie Manton, Affirmative Action Contact, University of California, Agriculture and Natural Resources, 2801 Second Street, Davis, CA 95618, (530)
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