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Jefferies Seeds has an established track record of providing quality seed and service to many growers in many communities. Please contact us for a consultation of which varieties will suit your farming operation and ultimately achieve your goals.
Wheat
- The “Wheat King”!
- #1 CWRS in acres planted in western Canada since 2016
- Short, strong straw
- MR to FHB, R to leaf rust, stem rust, MR to stripe rust and smut
- Great combination of short, strong straw and disease resistance in a MTW
- Yield 104% of AAC Brandon
- MR to FHB
- Short, strong straw
- I to stem rust, MR to leaf and stripe rust
- Refuge is AAC Brandon
- Very high yield potential
- Highest yielding CWRS in 2020 MCVET
- Strong standing
- Short semi-dwarf – equal to AAC Viewfield
- Early maturity, 2 days earlier than Carberry
- Improved protein – similar to Carberry
- Yielding 106% of AAC Brandon
- Shorter, stronger straw than AAC Brandon
- MR rating for FHB
Oats
- Very high yield potential; 105% of CS Camden
- Short plant height
- Early end-use demand
- 10 cm shorter than CS Camden
- 6 cm shorter than AC® Summit
- Leaf Rust R
- Stripe Rust R
- Best standability available
- Excellent milling characteristics with high beta-glucan
- Very high yields
- Shorter stature, with better lodging resistance
- High leaf biomass
- Better grain quality than Triactor – higher % plump, less thins, higher beta glucan
- Approved milling variety
- Approved for milling!
- White hulled milling oat with improved yield and strong straw
- Yield 106% of Summit
- 3 days earlier than Summit
- 5 cam taller and stronger straw than Summit
- High beta-glucan
- MR to crown rust and smut
Barley
- Standard in 2-row feed barley
- Grain yield 108% of CDC Copeland
- Stronger straw than CDC Copeland
- High test weight and % plump
- Top yielding malt barley
- Strong straw
- Excellent malting qualities
- Broadly adapted across Western Canada
- Listed as a recommended variety by the Canadian Malting Barley Technical Centre with “Established Market Demand”
- Great yield potential, 13% higher than AC Metcalfe and 10% higher than CDC Copeland*
- Unique quality profile that lends to both the adjunct and craft brewing markets
- Higher extract than AC Metcalfe and CDC Copeland with lower beta-glucan levels
Rye
- The most wildly grown fall rye in western Canada
- Excellent winter survival
- Shorter straw than traditional fall rye
- Top in class winter hardiness
- Top yields in Western Canada
- PollenPLUS technology
- KWS Receptor will be the standout choice for Hybrid rye growers
Winter Wheat
- Highest yielding winter wheat
- Shorter straw than AAC Wildfire
- Improved disease package
- #1 winter wheat in western Canada
- Yield 112% of the checks
- Very Good winter survival
- MR to FHB, S to stem, I to lead, MR to stripe rust
- Height -5 cm vs checks
- Maturity +2 days vs checks
Flax
- Game-changing brown seeded flax
- Yield 112% of CDC Bethune
- Large seed -17% larger than CDC Bethune
- 4 days later than CDC Bethune
- Stronger straw than CDC Bethune
Peas
- A field pea suited to every area and situation
- Very good yields
- Early maturity
- Large seed size
- Highest yielding yellow pea
- Rated “G” for seed coat breakage
- Easy to harvest
- Resistant to Powdery Mildew, “I” for Fusarium Wilt
- Semi-leafless
- Short vine length
Fava Beans
- A coloured flower variety
- Low Vicine and Convicine
- One of the highest yielding fava beans on the Canadian market
- Small seed size
- Suitable for the feed and food markets
- Closed loop contracting with Prairie Fava
- White flower variety
- High protein
- Very high yielding variety
- Good adaptability to Western Canada
- Accepted in all markets
- Coloured flower variety
- Low Vicine and Convincine
- High yield
- Average seed size
- Suitable for feed and food market
Navy Beans
- 1st western Canadian Navy bean to be rated R for both Anthracnose race 73 and CBB (blight)
- Yielding 101% of T9905
- Suitable for irrigation and dry land production in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
- Accepted variety by all buyers
Pinto Beans
- A really good direct harvest option for pinto beans
- A very upright plant structure that has great harvestability and pod height for pinto bean
- A regular darkening variety
- Great choice for Manitoba and Saskatchewan dry land production
Black Beans
- High yield
- Good performance in dryland production
- Earlier maturity than CDC Jet or CDC Superjet
- Good pod clearance – suitable for straight combining
- Fewer ‘stone seeds’ than CDC Jet
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