farmaholic, saskfarmer3 you are both wrong, Laura was not a solid stem sawfly variety. I know as I grew it 3 years. Beautiful stand of bearded HRS wheat, tremendous yield the first two years. Probably the best feeding straight cut wheat, we've ever had.(straight cutting since 1982)
Year 3, disease till hell wouldn't have it. Moved on the Prodigy then, also a good yielder, always high protein and good bushel weights.
You guys might be thinking of AC Eatonia, it was solid stem. Perhaps there was another variety released later, I can't say. I always thought that the solid stem varieties were grown in the west side or sw of SK. I'm on the east.
Year 3, disease till hell wouldn't have it. Moved on the Prodigy then, also a good yielder, always high protein and good bushel weights.
You guys might be thinking of AC Eatonia, it was solid stem. Perhaps there was another variety released later, I can't say. I always thought that the solid stem varieties were grown in the west side or sw of SK. I'm on the east.
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