We offer several different seed varieties. Please let us know if you can't find what you're looking for. In addition to the wheat varieties listed here, we also grow pinto bean and soybean seed. Please contact us for more information.
Highlights
• Consistent, high yield potential throughout the Northern Plains
• Similar agronomics to SY Valda, but with an earlier finish
• Excellent end-use quality
• 80% seeding rate compared to normal
Agronomics
Maturity: Medium
Test Weight: Excellent
Protein: Fair
Height: Medium
Straw Strength: Good
Powerful yield and protein combination for high economic return
SY Soren pedigree
Added advantage of Beyond® herbicide tolerance if needed
CSO—Certified seed only
Agronomics
Straw Strength: Very Good
Relative Maturity: Medium
Plant Height: Medium Tall
Grain
Test Weight: Very Good to Excellent
Protein content: Very Good
Excellent yield with good protein
Medium early maturity
Good to very good standability
Good to very good fusarium head blight and bacterial leaf streak tolerance
Agronomics
Straw Strength: Very Good to Good
Relative Maturity: Medium Early
Plant Height: Medium
Grain
Head Type: Awned
Test Weight: Very Good to Excellent
Superior straw strength to combat lodging
Widely adapted—impressive performance across the Northern Plains
High protein type with high yield potential for maximum economic returns
Very good bacterial leaf streak tolerance
Agronomics
Straw Strength: Very Good to Excellent
Relative Maturity: Medium Late
Plant Height: Medium Tall
Grain
Head Type: Awned
Test Weight: Very Good to Excellent
Protein content: Very Good
SY Ingmar was the most planted wheat variety in North Dakota in 2017. Medium maturity for greater yield potential in high performance environments. Broadly adapted, very high protein potential and a solid disease package with a SY Soren pedigree.
More information coming soon.
From February 5, 2019 article: "AgriPro® brand SY Longmire is a sawfly-tolerant spring wheat variety currently in testing that may be an option for sawfly control in MN in the 2020 season."
Top end yield potential from slightly later maturity coupled with strong disease tolerance that keeps leaves green longer, extending kernel fill time. Strongstanding with very good test weight and moderate protein levels—an excellent complement when planting SY Ingmar and SY Soren.
ND Palomino slow darkening pinto bean was jointly released by the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the USDA-ARS in 2016. ND Palomino slow darkening pinto bean offers the slow darkening trait and competitive agronomic performance.
ND-307 pinto bean was released in 2008. This high yielding variety has very good seed size, shape, and appearance. It is semi-erect with good lodging resistance and medium maturity. ND-307 is resistant to bean common mosaic virus (BCMV). This variety has white flowers and dark green leaf color.