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Seed Varieties Information

ContentsWinter Barley

12 - 13

Oilseed Rape

14 - 19

Winter Oats

20-21

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We offer a wide range of cereal, oilseed, pulse and root seeds, as well as forage crop, organic and small seeds, using a select number of suppliers to ensure we combine the highest quality product with a prompt and professional service. One such supplier, Dunns (Long Sutton) Ltd, is 100% owned by Gleadell Agriculture and is a major UK agricultural seed wholesale company and specialist human consumption pulse-processing business.

Gleadell is a market leader in promoting the development of new varieties, a move that has gained support from end users. This has created a

link between seed breeders and consumers, enabling products to be matched to suitable homes once they are brought to the market.

Our wheat end-market suitability comments are once again kindly supplied by ADM Milling Ltd. For many years, ADM has worked strategically with leading UK wheat breeders, evaluating pipeline material. This has produced an early understanding of milling and baking functionality in promising varieties, providing valuable commercial feedback and leading to greater confidence in new varieties as they achieve RL status.

Through our strategically located suppliers of cereal and pulses seed we aim to offer a consistent high quality and excellent standard of supply, whilst managing the risk of varietal performance due to unforeseen weather events in any given season.

Building on the success of last year’s catalogue, this new edition provides a further insight into the coming season’s key varieties to aid selection for your individual farm.

Introduction

Chris Guest, Seed Manager

Welcome to the third edition of the Gleadell Autumn Seed Catalogue, a useful desktop guide for UK growers and advisors that offers practical advice on the best varieties available in each market sector.

Winter Wheat

04 - 11

Gleadell’s view to indicate whether UK seed market shares for autumn 2017 plantings are up, down or largely unchanged, by variety.

Seed Treatments

22 - 23

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Wheat Varieties - Group 1

UK seed market share autumn 2016 plantings - 0.2%

Gleadell’s view - KWS Zyatt is the first newcomer featured in this year’s variety guide, and looks set to be a success, both in terms of quality and all-round yield and agronomics. Zyatt will become a partner variety to the established Group 1s Skyfall and Crusoe, and features yield improvement and excellent disease resistance. It also offers the best performance on heavier sites and, with Pch1 resistance to eyespot, looks likely to also perform well as a second cereal. It suits the main drilling window onwards, and has outstanding untreated yield, reflecting its solid disease profile.

End-market suitability - KWS Zyatt, new to the Recommended List this year, has confirmed its status as a Group 1 variety after three years of testing. With a strong disease package and high yields, an effective protein management programme will be required to maximise its quality potential.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium

Resistance to lodging with PGR

Maturity

7

6.4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

7

6

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Quartz x HerefordAgronomics

United Kingdom 102

Eastern region 102

Western region 103

North region [98]

First cereal 101

Second plus 103

Light soils [100]

Heavy soils 102

Specific weight 77.7


8

1

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6

6.0

7

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

6

9

8

Breeder RAGT Seeds LtdParentage C4148 x Hurricane

AgronomicsMidge resistant

United Kingdom 101

Eastern region 100

Western region 101

North region 101

First cereal 100

Second plus 101

Light soils 100

Heavy soils 101


Gleadell’s view - RGT Skyfall continues to be popular with the quality wheat grower and the feed grower alike – its bearded appearance is not the only reason it stands out from the crowd. The variety has revolutionised the quality wheat market, bringing yield in line with popular feed wheats. Its combination of yield, quality and good all-round disease resistance, including OWBM resistance (the only Group 1 variety to have this trait) and Pch1 eyespot resistance, makes it an exciting all-round package. RGT Skyfall is better suited for later sowings, from the end of September onwards.

End-market suitability - RGT Skyfall is the leading Group 1 variety for market share and it continues to exhibit good milling and baking performance. Given its high yield, effective protein management will be required to achieve consistency and full milling potential.


Gleadell’s view - RGT Illustrious had a disappointing year in 2016. However, it remains a very high quality Group 1 variety and its slightly later maturity suits those growing large areas of quality wheat where a spread of harvest is important. RGT Illustrious is also the best of the Group 1s for earlier sowing. It is best suited to heavier sites for best yield potential. The variety has stiff straw and a solid all-round disease profile.

End-market suitability - This variety has good protein functionality even at lower levels. Over three years of testing it has performed consistently well, with a high level of water absorption being a key feature. Baking performance has been excellent.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

7

6.3

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

7

8

Breeder RAGT Seeds LtdParentage Qplus x Battalion

Agronomics

United Kingdom 98

Eastern region 98

Western region 98

North region 95

First cereal 97

Second plus 98

Light soils 95

Heavy soils 98



Gleadell’s view - Crusoe represented a step forward in terms of disease resistance from Gallant and Solstice when introduced. It is now outclassed in yield terms by RGT Skyfall and the newcomer KWS Zyatt, but its consistency of both quality and on-farm performance will see it remaining popular with growers. Its Septoria tritici resistance remains the best in its class.

End-market suitability - Although lower in yield than other bread wheats, Crusoe is quickly becoming the quality benchmark due to its ability to produce high protein crops. As a result, market share has continued to grow. Good crumb structure and solid baking performance are key attributes that ensure its popularity will continue.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

7

6.7

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

3

8

Agronomics

United Kingdom 97

Eastern region 97

Western region 98

North region 93

First cereal 97

Second plus 96

Light soils 95

Heavy soils 98


Breeder Limagrain

Parentage Cordiale x Gulliver

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Gleadell’s view - KWS Siskin joined the RL last year and was possibly the most exciting new addition, bringing yield and Septoria tritici resistance forward. This represented a real step-change in breeding. Unsurprisingly, its performance in the west is very strong, given its 6.8 score for Septoria and solid disease package. This delivers excellent untreated performance and the best performance in the first wheat slot.

End-market suitability - KWS Siskin has a degree of variability in its baking performance. It produces very high yields but will probably be suited to blends, as full-specification milling protein may be difficult to achieve.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

9

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

5

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage KWS Sterling x Timaru Agronomics

United Kingdom 103

Eastern region 103

Western region 104

North region 101

First cereal 104

Second plus 102

Light soils 102

Heavy soils 103


6.8

7


Gleadell’s view - KWS Lili remained a popular choice in 2016, following on from its success in the previous year. It ticks many boxes and should be considered first and foremost as a very high yielding variety with the potential to achieve an added premium. It is well liked by the millers. Consistent across locations, with outstanding first wheat yields, KWS Lili is best suited to lighter soils.

End-market suitability - This is another variety more suited to blends as high yields will possibly dilute protein. KWS Lili’s baking performance has been variable over three years of testing.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

8

5.9

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

7

5

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage KWS Horizon x TimaruAgronomics

United Kingdom 102

Eastern region 102

Western region 102

North region 104

First cereal 103

Second plus 100

Light soils 104

Heavy soils 102



Gleadell’s view - Cordiale has developed a strong place on farm. It has given consistent quality year on year, helping it to maintain a solid market share since its introduction over 10 years ago. The early maturity is a popular trait, ensuring quality in the barn along with a decent entry into OSR.

End-market suitability - Baking and milling performance have remained consistently good over many years since this variety joined the RL. Millers have relied upon Cordiale as their Group 2 variety of choice. Treated yield is similar to Crusoe, with early-to-harvest credentials and resilient protein and Hagberg levels maintaining its popularity. We expect its longevity to continue.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6

4.8

5

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

4

4

8

Agronomics

United Kingdom 96

Eastern region 97

Western region 96

North region 94

First cereal 97

Second plus 95

Light soils 94

Heavy Soils 96


Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage (Reaper x Cadenza) x Malacca

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THE GROUP 3sKWS Basset ideally suits farmers in the South, its robust agronomic package will appeal to those growing for traditional biscuit markets. KWS Barrel performs well across the whole UK and has exceptional figures in the North and on light land. Both varieties are rated positive for

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Gleadell’s view - Basset was the second variety from this breeder to join the RL Group 3 sector in 2016/17. It is slightly lower yielding than stablemate Barrel, although potentially has the edge in terms of end-user quality. The variety is suitable for slightly earlier sowing. KWS Basset also has OWBM resistance, and better Septoria resistance than its stablemate.

End-market suitability - Meets all Group 3 criteria, although KWS Basset has shown some variability in dough extensibility.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

5

5.4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

8

5

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Cassius x ScoutAgronomics

United Kingdom 100

Eastern region 101

Western region 99

North region 101

First cereal 100

Second plus 101

Light soils 99

Heavy Soils 100


Midge resistant


Gleadell’s view - KWS Barrel was one of two Group 3 varieties added to the RL List last year. However, there was only limited seed available for autumn 2016 sowings. KWS Barrel has high yield potential and could help reinvigorate the Group 3 sector from autumn 17 onwards. The variety exhibits exceptional yield in the North region, and has very stiff straw, reasonable disease scores and OWBM resistance. Best on light soils, it also performs well later sown.

End-market suitability - KWS Barrel meets all Group 3 criteria required for milling and should gain market share thanks to its improved yields.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6

4.4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

8

6

8

United Kingdom 103

Eastern region 102

Western region 102

North region 109

First cereal 103

Second plus 103

Light soils 106

Heavy soils 102


AgronomicsBreeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Bantam x Viscount

Midge resistant

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Wheat Varieties - Group 4 Softs


Gleadell’s view - Quite possibly the pick of the new additions to this year’s Recommended List, LG Sundance follows on from KWS Siskin in moving yield and Septoria resistance forward. The yield step in terms of Group 4 soft varieties is significant. It is 6% higher yielding than Revelation, a variety that is popular due to its good disease resistance. However, LG Sundance has the highest score for Septoria resistance on the new list at 7.3, along with an excellent all-round disease package plus OWBM resistance. Consistent across soil types and rotational positions, LG Sundance is likely to be one of the first varieties to sell out this season.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

6

7.3

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

6

Breeder Limagrain

Parentage (Hereford x Viscount) x CassiusAgronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 103

Western region 104

North region [102]

First cereal 103

Second plus 104

Light soils [104]

Heavy soils 103


Midge resistant

6

7


Gleadell’s view - From the same stable as LG Sundance, LG Motown is another useful addition to the RL list this year. It has a number of differences to its stablemate – it looks a nice fit in the North where it produces the best of its yield figures, has earlier maturity and is suitable for distilling. LG Motown looks set to perform best on lighter sites, and is consistent across rotational positions.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

8

5.8

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

7

7

Breeder Limagrain

Parentage (Bantam x Huntress) x DenmanAgronomics

United Kingdom 103

Eastern region 103

Western region 102

North region [104]

First cereal 103

Second plus 103

Light soils [106]

Heavy soils 102


Midge resistant


Gleadell’s view - An interesting new variety, Hardwicke is bred by Sejet

in Denmark with KWS UK as UK agent. It follows on from the likes of

Evolution, also a UK-adapted Danish variety. Hardwicke caught the eye last

year in trials, thanks to its very consistent, billiard-table appearance, with

short, stiff straw. Being a soft endosperm wheat it is more marketable and

has distilling potential, the main reason for its North recommendation. Yield

is a step forward on the current Group 4 market leaders, so it should not be

ignored south of the border.

1

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

5

5.9

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

8

6

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage JB Diego x CassiusAgronomics

United Kingdom 103

Eastern region 103

Western region 101

North region [104]

First cereal 102

Second plus 103

Light soils [102]

Heavy soils 101


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Wheat Varieties - Group 4 Hards


Gleadell’s view - The first of two new RL hard feed wheats which have really stepped up yield over existing varieties, KWS Kerrin looks to be another excellent choice. It follows on from the likes of KWS Santiago and Oakley, both of which brought significant upturns in yield. KWS Kerrin is 2% higher yielding than Belgrade and KWS Silverstone. It looks set to be popular with growers looking for hard feed types. It has solid disease scores and OWBM resistance, and produces consistently high yields across rotational positions, together with high specific weight. Its best performance looks likely on light soils, with exceptional yield potential in the northern region.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

5.2

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage KWS W117 x KWS SantiagoAgronomics

United Kingdom 106

Eastern region 106

Western region 105

North region [110]

First cereal 106

Second plus 107

Light soils [107]

Heavy soils 104


7

7

7

7

Midge resistant


Gleadell’s view - Shabras is another variety with a step-change in yield,

equalling KWS Kerrin’s performance. The variety has equal highest yield

potential on the RL in the West region, which differentiates it from KWS Kerrin,

thanks to better Septoria scores. It also shows early maturity, which will

attract growers, as well as excellent second wheat potential. Shabras will be

another newcomer to sell out quickly in 2017.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

7

6.2

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

8

4

7

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage Cassius x HerefordAgronomics

United Kingdom 106

Eastern region 105

Western region 106

North region [105]

First cereal 105

Second plus 107

Light soils [106]

Heavy soils 104


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Gleadell’s view - RGT Gravity has very high yield potential and is on

course to be class leading in the Group 4 hard sector. A candidate variety

this year, RGT Gravity combines high yield potential with consistent

performance across two years of official testing and across regions, soil

types and rotational positions. It has a very aggressive growth habit with

strong ground coverage. With OWBM resistance and solid agronomics,

RGT Gravity looks set to be one of the earliest sell-outs of the season.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

5

5.4

-

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

8

6.2

4%

Breeder RAGT Seeds Ltd

Parentage Scout x (Oakley x Santiago)Agronomics***Variety data from a different trial set so cannot be directly compared***

United Kingdom 107

Eastern region 107

Western region [107]

North region [111]

First cereal 108

Second plus 110

Light soils 108

Heavy soils 108


Midge resistant


Gleadell’s view - The pick of this year’s four new varieties from breeder

Elsoms, Dunston has tall but stiff straw and the highest untreated yield

score on the RL, whilst maintaining high treated yield potential. Dunston

has a solid disease portfolio, including 6.7 for Septoria tritici.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

5

6.7

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

7

6

8

Breeder Elsoms Seeds

Parentage ((Alchemy x Hereford) x Shepherd)Agronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 104

Western region 102

North region [107]

First cereal 104

Second plus 105

Light soils [106]

Heavy soils 102


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Gleadell’s view - A new addition from Syngenta to the 2016/17 RL, Graham

was a popular variety on farm and was one of the first varieties to sell out

for a number of reasons. Yield in the West is very high – the equal highest

on the list, and the variety exhibits excellent all-round disease resistance

including a 6.7 for Septoria tritici. Slightly earlier maturing than the scores

may show, it is suited to early sowing, and performs best as a first wheat.

Fusarium resistance may also be of particular interest to those sowing first

wheat after maize.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity -2 - 1 0 1 2 3

6

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage WO1SEC322 x DefenderAgronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 103

Western region 106

North region 100

First cereal 104

Second plus 101

Light soils 101

Heavy soils 104


8

8

5

6.7

8


Gleadell’s view - A Conqueror cross, KWS Crispin looks from its parentage to be well suited to late sowing, while also losing its named parents’ two real weaknesses, brown rust and low specific weight. KWS Crispin was only available in a limited quantity in 2016 and its popularity outstripped availability. However, there will be more seed available in 2017 and its popularity looks set to continue, particularly in the later-sown slot. Its untreated yield is one of the highest on the list and features OWBM resistance. Although it is suited to late sowing, it also performs very well in the main drilling position, particularly when grown under farm protocols as we have seen in private trials.

1

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Septoria tritici

Fusarium


Maturity

5.9

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

9

5

7

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage Conqueror x Timaru Agronomics

United Kingdom 103

Eastern region 103

Western region 104

North region 98

First cereal 103

Second plus 100

Light soils 101

Heavy soils 103


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Midge resistant

KWS CRISPINA very vigourous variety, and with Conqueror in its parentage, it comes as no surprise that KWS Crispin performs well in the late sown slot. Its exceptional package could prove to be a valuable tool in the fight against blackgrass.

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Winter Barley - Malting Varieties

UK seed market share autumn 2016 plantings - 6.8% of conventional

Gleadell’s view - SY Venture is the most popular winter malting barley variety grown in the UK, well-liked by both growers and end users. The variety has short, reasonably stiff straw and generally good all-round disease resistance scores. Rhynchosporium resistance is not the strongest and will require monitoring.

End-market suitability - SY Venture is fully approved by the IBD for production of malt for brewing and is first choice among brewers and maltsters for winter malting barley. Growers will find good demand in most regions, although the variety should only be grown on contract in southern areas.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch

Resistance to lodging

Maturity

6

4

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[7]

7

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage DH9525-42 x Retriever Agronomics

United Kingdom 96

Eastern region 96

Western region 96

North region 94

Untreated yield 72

Light soil yield 97

Heavy land yield 96

Straw height 86

Nitrogen 1.64


BaYMVResistance

6


Gleadell’s view - Craft is the newcomer winter malting variety from Syngenta, the same breeder that produced market leader SY Venture. Craft is a step-up in yield, with a 2% increase over SY Venture for the UK and a bigger step-change for the North region. It has improved untreated yield and lower screenings. Its disease-resistance portfolio is good, with better scores than its stablemate for all the major diseases, including Rhyncosporium and net blotch.

End-market suitability - Craft looks a very promising variety. It is undergoing testing by the Institute of Brewing and Distilling and has provisional approval (1) for brewing. The outlook is positive thus far, but we would recommend growing on a contract until the variety achieves full IBD approval.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

6

6

7

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[8]

7

8

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage SY208-56 x SY Venture Agronomics

United Kingdom 98

Eastern region 98

Western region 97

North region 98

Untreated yield 79

Light soil yield 99

Heavy land yield 97

Straw height 90

Nitrogen 1.64


BaYMVResistance

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Winter Barley - Feed Varieties

UK seed market share autumn 2016 plantings - 44.6% of hybrids

Gleadell’s view - Bazooka took a large market share last year, at a time when the overall hybrid barley area increased to around 105,000ha. Six-row varieties now show a real yield increase both in trial and on farm; when grown along the lines of the Syngenta protocol they are capable of very high yields. Bazooka is the equal highest yielding hybrid, with very consistent performance across the whole of the UK, with a standout performance in the East. The variety has stiff, albeit tall, straw and a solid disease profile as we have come to expect from such varieties, including a 7 for Rhynchosporium.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

4

7

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[9]

6

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage F1 Hybrid Agronomics

United Kingdom 109

Eastern region 109

Western region 109

North region 109

Untreated yield 90

Light soil yield 110

Heavy land yield 109

Straw height 111

Nitrogen -


BaYMVResistance

8


Gleadell’s view - Volume has been around for a number of years and has

become a popular choice for growers looking for hybrid six-row barley.

The variety has tall, but relatively stiff, straw and early maturity. On-

farm yields have been very high indeed. Volume’s vigorous growth habit

has been shown to give good competition against blackgrass, which

could also be said for Bazooka and Sunningdale.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

5

7

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[8]

5

7

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage F1 Hybrid Agronomics

United Kingdom 106

Eastern region 105

Western region 107

North region 107

Untreated yield 84



Straw height 104

Nitrogen -


BaYMVResistance


Gleadell’s view - KWS Orwell was a new addition to the 2016/17 list and

has cemented its place as the highest yielding two-row feed variety on

the current RL. At 104% of controls, it is 5% higher yielding than KWS

Cassia and 2% above KWS Tower and KWS Glacier, last year’s market

leaders. KWS Orwell has stiff straw along with a reasonable disease

package, with the exception of mildew, although this disease is easily

managed.

8

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

3

6

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[6]

7

8

Breeder KWS UK Ltd

Parentage KWS B105 x KWS Salsa Agronomics

United Kingdom 104

Eastern region 104

Western region 104

North region 104

Untreated yield 83



Straw height 87

Nitrogen -


BaYMVResistance


Gleadell’s view - Sunningdale is a new addition to this year’s RL, although

it is already being grown quite widely on farm. Sunningdale is equal-

yielding to stablemate Bazooka in the UK. However, its differentiating

features would be very strong yield performance in the North and West

regions, slightly earlier maturity, and excellent yield potential on light

land sites. Its disease-resistance package is very similar to Bazooka.

Mildew

Yellow rust

Brown rust

Rhynchosporium

Net blotch


Maturity

5

7

6

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

[6]

6

7

Breeder Syngenta

Parentage F1 HybridAgronomics

United Kingdom 109

Eastern region 107

Western region 109

North region 113

Untreated yield 91



Straw height 107

Nitrogen -


BaYMVResistance

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Oilseed Rape - Hybrids


AT THE ROOT OF THE BEST OILSEED RAPE VARIETIES.

RGT Alizze. Recommended List Winter OSR 2017.

It isn’t by chance we are Europe’s

number one cereal breeder, supplying

seed across the world.

Consistently developing and growing

outstanding varieties such as RGT Alizze,

RGT Windozz and other species like

RGT Skyfall. These new varieties are

responsible for exceptional yields which

deliver features and characteristics

demanded by farmers and end users.

Discover seed varieties you can have total

confidence in. Discover how you can

grow to expect the best.

Tel: 01472 371471 [email protected]

Rothwell, Market Rasen,

Lincolnshire, LN7 6DT

www.lgseeds.co.uk/aquila

@lgseedsuk

• Very high gross output

• Strong ‘8’ rating for Stem Canker

• Good autumn vigour and pod shatter resistance

Is there a better hybrid on the E/W Recommended List?



Gleadell’s view - DK Exalte is a very exciting new variety from Dekalb,

breeders of old favourite Excalibur. DK Exalte features excellent gross

output potential, backed up with a superb disease portfolio. It features

all the traits we have come to expect from a Dekalb variety, including

pod-shatter resistance, double phoma resistance and rapid spring

development.

UK Agent DEKALB Agronomics***Variety data from a different trial set so cannot be directly compared***

EW Gross output 102

EW Seed yield 102

N Gross output 108

N Seed yield 108

Oil content 45.5

Plant Height 154

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

7

4 5 6

8

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Gleadell’s view - Aquila, from Limagrain, is in its first year of

recommendation on the East/West RL. It features excellent disease

resistance scores and high gross output potential, thanks to strong seed

yield and oil content values. Aquila’s real strengths are very strong stem

canker resistance, solid light leaf spot scores and pod shatter resistance.

UK Agent Limagrain UK Agronomics

EW Gross output 108

EW Seed yield 108

N Gross output [107]

N Seed yield [107]

Oil content 45.7

Plant height 154

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

6

8

4 5 6

8

8

Gleadell’s view - RGT Windozz has maintained its position as the

equal highest yielding hybrid on the 2017-18 RL. It features excellent

seed yield, particularly in the East/West regions where the variety

is best suited. It has very stiff straw with early maturity and a solid

disease package, RGT Windozz was very popular in autumn 2016 and

established exceptionally well with strong autumn vigour. It looks set

to be popular once again for autumn 2017 plantings.

UK Agent RAGT Seeds Ltd Agronomics

EW Gross output 108

EW Seed yield 109

N Gross output [104]

N Seed yield [105]

Oil content 44.8

Plant height 147

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

5

8

4 5 6

5

8

Gleadell’s view - A candidate variety from DSV, breeder of farm

favourite Incentive, Sparrow has high gross output potential through

a combination of high seed yield and excellent oil content. Very good

light leaf spot resistance and solid phoma scores make this variety

suitable for the whole of the UK. Limited data would indicate Sparrow

has good tolerance to Verticillium wilt. It exhibits a vigorous growth

habit in both autumn and spring.

UK Agent DSV United Kingdom Agronomics***Variety data from a different trial set so cannot be directly compared***

EW Gross output 107

EW Seed yield 107

N Gross output 103

N Seed yield 103

Oil content 45.5

Plant height 152

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

7

8

4 5 6

6

8

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Phone 01366 388223

www.dsv-uk.co.uk

Sparrow 45 The latest double layered PNN variety from DSV

• Good plant health and all round disease resistance

• Excellent vigour

• High gross output

• High oil content

Sparrow 45 Gross Output % Seed Yield % Oil Content %

AHDB East and West Region 107 107 45.5

AHDB Candidate List Data, 2017/18

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Gleadell’s view - Incentive has become the farmer’s favourite variety,

thanks to its good all-round performance. Incentive has high gross

output potential backed up with good oils and is stiff strawed.

It features on both regional lists, has good light leaf spot resistance

but phoma will need managing to achieve the best results.

UK Agent DSV United Kingdom Agronomics

EW Gross output 106

EW Seed yield 105

N Gross output 107

N Seed yield 106

Oil content 45.8

Plant height 153

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

6

8

4 5 6

4

8

Gleadell’s view - A follow-on from breeder Bayer, the variety InV1020 is an

exciting offering. It features outstanding agronomics, including excellent

resistance to both light leaf spot and in particular phoma (stem canker).

The variety looks to stand out in a late-sowing situation, and features

very good oil content and early maturity.

UK Agent Bayer CropScience

EW Gross output 102

EW Seed yield 100

N Gross output 101

N Seed yield 100

Oil content 46.5

Plant height 157

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

6

4 5 6

8

8

7

Agronomics***Variety data from a different trial set so cannot be directly compared***



Gleadell’s view - A Clearfield offering from breeder Dekalb, with all

the traits we have come to expect from a DK hybrid. Yield would be in

the middle of pack as with Veritas CL under normal trials conditions.

However, the Clearfield technology gives the grower the opportunity to

grow OSR under very difficult weed pressure. Featuring excellent stem

canker and LLS scores, plus pod shatter resistance, DK Imperial CL is

certainly going to be a popular choice in the Clearfield sector.

UK Agent DEKALB Agronomics***Variety data from a different trial set so cannot be directly compared***

EW Gross output 107

EW Seed yield -

N Gross output -

N Seed yield -

Oil content 44.6

Plant height medium tall

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

6

4 5 6

8

8

DK Imperial CL

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Gleadell’s view - Veritas CL is a Clearfield hybrid from DSV. The variety

was available in limited quantities in autumn 2016. Clearfield technology

is being embraced increasingly on farm for weed control purposes and

Veritas CL looks to be a solid variety for these situations. It delivers strong

autumn vigour with excellent lodging resistance.

UK Agent DSV United Kingdom Agronomics***Variety data from a different trial set so cannot be directly compared***

EW Gross output 104

EW Seed yield 106

N Gross output -

N Seed yield -

Oil content medium

Plant height medium tall

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

7

6

4 5 6

7

8

CLEAR BENEFITSCL hybrids from DEKALB allow you to make the most of the Clearfield® production system:

� Controlling charlock, runch, hedge mustard and a broad range of cruciferous and other problem weeds.

� Protecting double low oil quality from problem weeds and HEAR volunteers.

� Avoiding the need for any herbicide until the crop is well established and the weed burden clear.

� Minimising any crop establishment risk from sulfonylurea residues after cereals.

The benefit of DEKALB’s yield-protecting traits and agronomic profiles mean that you can match your ownparticular field conditions without sacrificing output.

For more information on DEKALB'S yield protecting traits visit www.dekalb.co.uk

Monsanto Technical Helpline 01954 717575 Web: www.dekalb.co.uk Twitter: https://twitter.com/dekalb_osr DEKALB® and DEKALB logo are registered trademark of Monsanto Technology LLC. Monsanto (UK) Ltd 2016.

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Oilseed Rape - Conventional

DJANGODjango is the latest offering from the KWS Momont breeding programme. It features characteristics specifically demanded by the UK farmer. These include; vigour, yield, standing ability and oil content.

www.kws-uk.com

Gleadell’s view - Django gives growers a golden opportunity for gross

output. A new variety out of the same stable as the very popular variety

Campus, Django is a vigorous, strong-standing, high-yielding, conventional

variety with robust disease ratings. It is an RL candidate variety with

similar yield to the top conventional varieties such as Nikita, Flamingo

and Elgar, with solid agronomics.

UK Agent KWS UK Ltd Agronomics***Variety data from a different trial set so cannot be directly compared***

EW Gross output 110

EW Seed yield 110

N Gross output 109

N Seed yield 109

Oil content 45.4

Plant height 146

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

6

8

4 5 6

7

8

Gleadell’s view - Campus has been extremely popular on farm over the

past two years and has excellent yield potential in all areas. It features

strongly on both the North and East/West RLs. The variety has rapid

autumn establishment, hence the strapline “the seed with speed,” high

oil content, and solid all-round agronomics and disease resistance.

Campus has also shown exceptional performance on sites with known

Verticillium wilt infection.

UK Agent KWS UK Ltd Agronomics

EW Gross output 106

EW Seed yield 106

N Gross output 109

N Seed yield 109

Oil content 45.7

Plant height 154

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

6

8

4 5 6

6

8


Oilseed Rape - Conventional

Gleadell’s view - Amalie is a variety that has shown resistance to TuYV

(turnip yellows virus), a disease that has been shown to reduce OSR

yields quite considerably. Amalie has moderate yield where disease is

absent, but as a risk management tool is an excellent addition to the

spread of varieties on farm. It also has solid disease scores.

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UK Agent Limagrain UK Agronomics

EW Gross output 98

EW Seed yield 99

N Gross output 96

N Seed yield 96

Oil content 44.9

Plant height 147

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

6

4 5 6

6

8

TuVYResistance

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One way to protect against Turnip Yellows Virus... ...the other

is to grow

Everything you could wantfrom an oilseed rape variety

Resistant to TuYV

Tel: 01472 371471 [email protected]

Rothwell, Market Rasen,

Lincolnshire, LN7 6DT

www.lgseeds.co.uk/amalie

@lgseedsuk

TuYV Resistant

Gleadell’s view - From the same stable as Campus, Barbados features

on the North RL. However, the variety’s good disease resistance scores

– sevens for both canker and LLS – mean it would also be well suited to

growers in the East/West region. It has high gross output potential. Stiff

straw is also a feature, and the variety is slightly later to mature so could

help spread harvest timings.

UK Agent KWS UK Ltd Agronomics

EW Gross output 100

EW Seed yield 100

N Gross output 109

N Seed yield 109

Oil content 45.5

Plant height 152

Light leaf spot

Stem canker

Resistance lodging

Stem stiffness

Maturity

7

4 5 6

8

7

8

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Winter Oats

Redigo Deter contains prothioconazole and clothianidin. Redigo and Deter are registered Trade Marks of Bayer. Use plant protection products safely. Always read the label and product information before use. Pay attention to the risk indications and follow the safety precautions on the label. For further information, please visit www.cropscience.bayer.co.uk or call Bayer Assist on 0808 1969522. © Bayer CropScience Limited 2017.

Redigo DeterCatch early pests for strong establishmentseed treatmentRedigo Deter sets up wheat and barley crops for superb potential from the day you drill.You’ll get healthy seedlings and robust crop stands. And you’ll control all aphid vectors of BYDV, including resistant clones, slug grain-hollowing damage and wireworm problems.See a video at the address below, talk to your advisor or call us on 0808 1969522. www.cropscience.bayer.co.uk/redigo-deter

InVigor is a registered Trade Mark of Bayer.

For further information visit www.cropscience.bayer.co.uk or call Bayer Assist on 0808 1969522.

© Bayer CropScience Limited 2017.

InVigor® Winter Oilseed Rape. You’ll be glad you planted it.

InVigor InV1020 Very high oil content

Excellent autumn vigour

Performs exceptionally well in the late-sown slot

InVigor Harper Highly consistent yield and oil output

Early maturity

Good combination of Phoma, LLS and lodging resistance plus high oil content


Winter Oats

UK seed market share autumn 2016 plantings -7.6%

Gleadell’s view - Dalguise has been in the marketplace for over 10 years now and remains a popular choice. Oat variety selection is driven by end-user demand and restrictions, as such Dalguise’s high specific weight and kernel content give a solid platform. Disease resistances are not the strongest and the variety is relatively weak strawed.

Breeder Senova

Parentage Mirabel x SolvaAgronomics

UK yield 100

Kernel content 75.8


Straw height 120

Mildew

Crown rust

Resistance lodgings

Maturity

3

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

4

4


Gleadell’s view - Mascani is the most popular winter oat grown in the UK. Although slightly lower yielding than new varieties on the list, Mascani exhibits the highest quality, including high kernel content and specific weight. It has strong disease ratings and is the shortest of the three varieties mentioned here. Mascani also remains the most popular winter oat with end users.

Breeder IBERS, Aberystwyth

Parentage CWO 02/18/05 x 87-42CN1/2/2 Agronomics

UK yield 98

Kernel content 78.0


Straw height 115

Mildew

Crown rust

Resistance lodgings

Maturity

5

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

6

7

UK seed market share autumn 2016 plantings -1.5%

Gleadell’s view - RGT Victorious is a real step forward in yield from market leaders Mascani and Dalguise. Increased yield has come at some compromise in quality, but there is almost 10% difference between RGT Victorious and Mascani in yield terms, and the variety has improved crown rust resistance. RGT Victorious will require a robust PGR programme to ensure the best results.

Breeder RAGT Seeds Ltd

Parentage 24062 x (24082 x 24301)Agronomics

UK yield 107

Kernel content 74.2


Straw height 120

Mildew

Crown rust

Resistance lodgings

Maturity

4

-2 -1 0 1 2 3

8

3


RGT Gravity & RGT Universe. Candidate List Winter Wheat 2017.

It isn’t by chance we are Europe’s number one cereal breeder, supplying seed across the world.

Consistently developing and growing outstanding varieties such as RGT Lineout,

RGT Victorious and other species like RGT Skyfall.

These new varieties are responsible for exceptional yields which deliver features and characteristics demanded by farmers and end users.

Discover seed varieties you can have total confidence in. Discover how you can grow to expect the best.

AT THE ROOT OF THE BEST OAT VARIETIES.

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Seed Treatments

Beret GoldBeret Gold is a broad spectrum seed treatment giving excellent disease

control for wheat. Containing 25g Fludioxonil, Beret Gold gives superior

control of Fusarium and Microdochium nivale and covers Septoria

nodorum, soil-borne bunt and covered smut, giving excellent coverage.

Beret Gold is the best choice single-purpose treatment for your wheat

seed and as such it is our product of choice.

Redigo ProRedigo Pro ensures sound establishment in all varieties of winter

and spring wheat, providing a heathy crop to build on for high yield

potential. Redigo Pro protects against all important seed- and soil-

borne wheat diseases. It is also suitable for durum wheat, winter and

spring oats and barley, rye and triticale.

LatitudeLatitude gives excellent control of the soil-borne fungus take-all. It

is a popular choice of product in second- and third-cereal situations

where take-all risk is high. Latitude is co-applied with a single-purpose

treatment.

Austral Plus Austral Plus protects against seed- and soil-borne diseases with an

added insecticide element to protect against wheat bulb fly. It is often

used following root crops where wheat bulb fly could be a problem or

after grass where wireworm can be troublesome.

TurboTurbo seed treatment contains a complex of nutrients which aid

establishment and rooting in the critical stages of a seedling’s life.

A strong, healthy root system will ensure the plant can access the

nutrition it requires throughout the growing season, reducing the

impact of abiotic stress and improving yield potential.

DK EXALTE

Monsanto Technical Helpline 01954 717575 Web: www.dekalb.co.uk Twitter: https://twitter.com/dekalb_osr DEKALB® and DEKALB logo are registered trademark of

Monsanto Technology LLC. Monsanto (UK) Ltd 2016.

For more information on DEKALB'S yield protecting traits visit www.dekalb.co.uk

� The best selling newvariety of 2015, takingnearly 4% of the UK'splanted area*.

� Moderate height withexcellent lodgingresistance.

� Rapid autumn growth habitand spring developmentsuited to the main drillingwindow as well as latersowing in less-than-idealconditions.

UK’s Best-Selling New Variety

Rlm7

*Data taken from Kleffmann 2015/2016 planting survey

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Redigo DeterRedigo Deter is one of the most widely used cereal seed treatments.

The product combines an insecticide and fungicide for use in winter

crops of wheat, barley and oats. It controls the principal seed-borne

diseases along with soil-borne bunt and gives control of virus-vector

aphids, preventing the spread of barley yellow dwarf virus infection.

It can also improve crop establishment by reducing damage caused

by wireworms and slugs. REDIGO DETER TREATED SEED CANNOT BE

DRILLED AFTER 31ST DECEMBER.

Vibrance Duo Vibrance Duo is the first new-generation SDHI seed treatment from

Syngenta. It contains 25g sedaxane + 25g fludioxonil. Vibrance Duo

has broad-spectrum activity, giving excellent disease control of

establishment diseases in winter wheat, winter rye, winter triticale and

spring oats. It gives excellent control of Fusarium spp and Microdochium

nivale, as well as Septoria nodorum, soil-borne bunt and covered smut.

Trials have also shown that it has a positive effect on root growth,

generating an average of 30% increased root mass over prothioconazole.

Maybe it is time to change your perspective on root health.

Seed Treatments

Seed treatment options Wheat

Key to company: Ar= Arysta Bs=BASF By=Bayer CropScience Mo=Monsanto Sy=Syngenta

4 label recommendation, control may only be partial, please refer to product label

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fludioxonil Beret spring Gold - Sy winter

fludioxonil, Austral spring tefluthrin Plus Sy winter

fluopyram, Raxil Star spring prothioconazole, By winter tebuconazole

ipconazole, Rancona spring imazalil i-MIX - Ar winter

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Pulses

Gleadell’s view - Tundra was added to the PGRO RL in 2014 but autumn 2015 was its first commercial season, Tundra is proving

to be very popular with growers now that it has secured its place in the market. The variety really takes winter beans forward

in yield terms, with a 7% increase over old favourite Wizard. Retaining decent seed size and similar agronomics to Wizard,

Tundra looks to remain a popular choice.

End-market suitability - Tundra has proved to be a suitable variety for splitting, although it is slightly smaller than other

varieties of winter beans. It has a comparatively smoother skin, which means it is more acceptable for export as a whole bean

for Foules Medames.

Breeder Limagrain Europe

UK Agent Limagrain UK

Gleadell’s view - Wizard has been a mainstay in the winter bean sector for over 10 years and many growers consider it the only

winter bean to grow. The variety has given consistent human-consumption quality so will remain popular. However, it will lose

some market share to its newer rival.

End-market suitability - Wizard is liked by end users due to its large size, which makes it the most suitable variety for the split

bean market. Used less than spring beans for Foules Mesdames due to its darker, wrinkled skin.

Breeder Wherry & Sons, Lincs

UK Agent Wherry & Sons, Lincs

WINTER BEANS - PGRO Recommended List 2017

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Yield as % Control (4.89/ha) 5 year mean

Agronomic characters Flower colour (C=coloured) Earliness of ripening Shortness of straw Standing ability at harvest

Seed characters Thousand seed weight (g)(@15%mc) Protein content (%dry)

Year first listed

Pale hilum Black hilum

UK Agent see appendix

Recommendation categories: R=Recommended, P1,P2=1st & 2nd year provisional recommendation. O=Becoming outclassed.A high figure indicates that the variety shows the character to a high degree.The scales of characters of winter beans do not necessarily correspond with those for spring beans.

Wizard, Arthur have resistance to leaf & pod spot (Ascochyta fabae).Hilum colour. The export market usually requires pale hilum types© PGRO 2016

The control for yield comparisons is the mean of Arthur and Wizard. Yield differences of less than 4.5%(p=0.05) should be treated with caution.

R P2 R R O

LUK Sen Sen Sen Sen

104 104 97 93 103

C C C C C 8 8 8 9 8 8 7 8 9 7 7 6 7 8 6

646 697 678 692 657 26.5 25.7 26.9 26.3 25.9

2014 2016 2003 2012 2007

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Agronomic characters Earliness of ripening Shortness of straw Standing ability at harvest

Resistance to Pea wilt (Race 1) Downy mildew


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Recommendation categories: R=Recommended, P1,P2=1st & 2nd year provisional recommendation.

A high rating figure indicates that the variety shows the character to a high degree. All varieties are semi-leafless.

Pea wilt (Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. pisi)(race 1) R = Resistant; S = Susceptible

© PGRO 2016

The control for yield is the mean of Prophet & Mascara. Yield differences of less than 7.4%(p=0.05) should be treated with caution.

NEW NEW

Sen LSPB Sen Sen LSPB LUK LSPB LUK Sen Agrii Dalt LUK LSPB IARA LUK Dalt LSPB Dalt Dalt

White peas Large blue peas Maple peas Marrowfat peasSmall

blue

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287 265 283 277 298 262 271 290 268 274 287 264 276 253 236 250 373 377 41322.4 22.6 23.6 22.0 23.8 22.4 23.5 21.6 23.1 22.4 22.4 21.1 22.5 21.0 22.5 25.2 23.3 23.4 23.8

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PulsesSPRING BEANS - PGRO Recommended List 2017The control for yield comparisons is the mean of Fuego and Vertigo. Yield differences of less than 6.4%(p=0.05) should be treated with caution.

Recommendation categories: R=Recommended, P1,P2=1st & 2nd year provisional recommendation, O=Becoming Outclassed

A high figure indicates that the variety shows the character to a high degree.

The scales of characters of spring beans do not necessarily correspond with those for winter beans.Hilum colour. The export market usually requires pale hilum types

© PGRO 2016

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Small Seed Website

Gleadell’s successful small seed site offers more than 50 different products for sale covering the small seeds sector, including game cover, greening options and environmental crops, grasses and forage.

These can be ordered at any time of the day or night, so there is no need to wait for our offices to open. We like to think we have compiled one of the widest ranges of game cover options, available in one location, perfect for busy farm and shoot managers.

Gleadell has a long-established name in the arable seed sector. We are really excited to extend our recognised high quality and service focus into the wider seed sectors.

We have ensured the site is simple to use and works across all devices. Provided you have an internet connection you can place your order in office or field, paying by debit or credit card. Current Gleadell customers can pay by account and receive invoices in the normal way. All orders are normally delivered within 48 hours.

Anyone unsure about their requirements can refer to our product descriptions and outline of the role each seed mixture should play. We also provide a crop selector table providing information such as pack size, crop purpose (cover, feed or nectar), utilisation period and crop duration, as well as agronomy notes on sowing dates and seed rates. You can also speak directly to a fully qualified expert.

Within the site there are options to satisfy new and existing Countryside Stewardship agreements, either part of ELS/HLS or the new mid- and high-tier system.

The grass seeds range includes short, medium and long-term leys as well as specific haylage and silage mixes and equine leys. Forage crops include rape, kale, fodder beet, stubble turnips and root mixtures.

The green manuring mixtures are set to be popular this autumn, given increasing awareness around nitrogen use efficiency, especially where overwintered land is being entered into environmental schemes. Black oat forms the basis of our green manure mixtures as it acts as a break for following wheat and barley crops, while putting more biomass below ground level.


Please visit the store at

http://store.gleadell.co.uk and

for any further information,

or to discuss your requirements/

options for spring 2017 planting

and beyond, please contact

your Gleadell Farm Trader.

Small Seed Website

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to get 10% OFF

your next small

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via Gleadells

online store.

For more information please contact:Gleadell Agriculture Ltd,Lindsey House, Hemswell Cliff, Gainsborough,Lincolnshire, DN21 5THTel: 01427 666 211Web: www.gleadell.co.uk

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