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    Gluten Strength CPSR/CWRS some varieties

    Spoke with Dr Bin Xiao Fu the head of the CGC Grain Research Lab in Winnipeg this morning:

    There are consultations going on, to increase the gluten strength in our CWRS.

    Here is the what I found:

    CPS Red, Is Awned (A)Foremost is substandard... likely to go to General Purpose (GP) class.

    New Variety to be released for spring 2016 (A)Penhold... has gluten strength to meet class standards.

    CWRS:

    Not Awned (NA) Harvest is low... likely to go to GP Class

    Redwater, Muchmore, and Brandon, are not conclusively too low... but are on the low side and need more testing.

    Lillian, Unity, Kane, and Mckenzie are all on the low side of the gluten... and may cause concern.

    (NA)Utmost, (NA)Plentiful, (A)Stettler, are all good for the new standard being purposed.

    (NA)CDC Go... A PUBLIC VARIETY that no one owns... is on the high side of the gluten standard purposed.

    #2
    What about splendor?

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      #3
      Dr. Bin's Ph 204-984-5606

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        #4
        Just haul Harvest into the U.S. ... They love it down there !!

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          #5
          So what happens if a guy seeds harvest this year?

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            #6
            bgmb,

            I would suggest when it is done... that the new standards will be implemented August 1 2016... there is usually one or 2 crop years notice depending on how the consultations go for the gluten strength increase.

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              #7
              That would make sense.

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                #8
                We really like Stettler, for an all around wheat and protein premiums, what about Carberry?

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                  #9
                  We really like Stettler, for an all around wheat and protein premiums, what about Carberry?

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                    #10
                    Carberry is likely OK... as it did not fall into the class of disputed lower gluten strength...
                    "Lillian,
                    Unity,
                    Kane,
                    and Mckenzie
                    are all on the low side of the gluten... and may cause concern."

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