D.F. offers wheat varieties that come from four different breeding programs.
- RO Lines are known for high yield, low vomitoxin levels, and high falling numbers.
- RO Lines need 40+ lbs. Nitrogen in the fall
- DF Lines have plant health, yield, and aggressive tillering for 15” rows.
Elite Soft Red Varieties
| - ATTACK Med. Maturity Awnless Next generation of high yielding RO Wheat Moderately Resistant to Stripe Rust Lots of Straw Push with N / huge heads | - RO45 Med. Maturity Awnless High Yield : High Falling Numbers Short - Stands well, push Nitrogen - 120 lbs. For intensive Management Program Manage for Stripe Rust and Septoria If planted late, push Nitrogen in the fall |
| - RO55 Med. Maturity Awnless Good No-till but push Nitrogen in the fall Lots of straw - Medium Height Do not push Nitrogen over 120 lbs. Superb Yielder in MI, Ontario, NY and Ohio Does best with snow cover | - RO75 Med. Maturity Awnless High Yielding - Medium Height Stands well - Push Nitrogen 120 lbs. Manage for Stripe Rust Great Vomitoxin Scores Good on heavy soils |
| - DF 105R Med/Early Maturity Awned Pure Yield! Perfect for intensive management yet yields in all environments Profuse tillering, excellent standability Tolerance to Powdery Mildew, Rust, Glume Blotch, Mosaic Virus, Head Scab | - DF 107R Med. Maturity Awnless Medium height / lots of beautiful straw Excellent tolerance to Powdery Mildew, Barley Yellow Dwarf, Glume Blotch & Mosaic Virus. Manage for Head Scab Good for 15-inch rows |
| - DF 108R Med. Maturity Awned Racehorse + Workhorse Very good test weight and tillers well Tolerance to Head Scab, Powdery Mildew, Rust, Leaf & Glume Blotch and Viruses Thick and full appearance | - RO100 Med/Late Mat. Awnless For South West Michigan Responds to High Management Does well in or out of irrigation circle Good Straw |
Elite Soft White Varieties
| - AMBASSADOR Early Mat. Awnless The “Monster” Great under high management Highest 5 year MSU Average Harvest Early (Early Maturity) | - AUBREY Early Mat. Awnless Consistant Yield & High Test Weight Excellent tolerance to sprouting Lodging Resistance and Winter Hardiness Best Fusarium Index Score - early maturing May be best White or Red between M21&M57 |
