Our Varieties
Boree
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High yielding
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APH quality classification in southern NSW
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Mid-season maturity, similar to Beckom and Scepter
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Broadly adapted, suits a range of soil types and environments
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Suitable for wheat-on-wheat rotations, with good yellow leaf spot resistance
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Good lodging resistance
For full details download the Boree fact sheet
Seed Availability
Please contact an AGT Affiliate or your local retailer for seed.
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Boree can be traded between growers upon the completion of a License Agreement as part of AGT’s Seed Sharing™ initiative.
PBR and EPR
Boree is protected by Plant Breeders Rights (PBR) and all production (except seed saved for planting) is liable to an End Point Royalty (EPR), which funds future plant breeding.
Boree growers will be subject to a Grower License Agreement that acknowledges that an EPR of $3.60/tonne + GST must be paid on all production other than seed saved for planting.
Breeders comments
Traditionally, main season APH varieties for southern NSW have come with a yield penalty compared to AH or APW varieties.
Boree breaks this mould, achieving yields that are equal or better than the leading main season AH varieties, but with an APH quality classification.
The combination of elite yield and the opportunity to achieve the highest available quality grade sets Boree up as a very lucrative variety to be used by southern NSW wheat growers. This variety comes with a range of features, including excellent straw strength, very wide adaptation and suitability across a range of pH and soil types, good yellow leaf spot resistance, and a relatively low risk physical grain quality package.
Boree is now susceptible to stripe rust so proactive management of this disease is required if growing Boree.