Seed Varieties | Mueller Seeds

CDC Maverick is a two row, smooth awns, tall leafy, forage barley.
Smooth ons reduce problems with cows eyes and mouths, this makes it excellent for swath grazing and green feed or silage.
Besides forage yield, maverick shines in dryer conditions as it is developed from its cousin, CBC cowboy.

New Variety of malting and brewing sector
Better desire package, low DON accumulation, 50% less than Metcalfe
6% higher yield than Copland. Rivals Xena.
Low protein and high extract, high kernel weight, high percent plump
Lower peeling than checks, better lodging scores
RAHR is testing this variety this year, what interests them is its fusarium resistance.
Fusarium seems to be moving in relentlessly so Rahr and Canada Malt are being proactive in testing varieties to combat this disease

Up to 35% higher yield than HRS wheat
General purpose wheat. Looks more like an HRS than a CPS
Short strong straw, non-bearded, hard to knock down.
Resistance to leaf rust and head rust
From the Netherlands, quite different from other wheats as it ripens from the bottom up.
If you cant get proteins premiums on HRS, consider growing more volume.

Tall, well suited as a forage, ability to get more than one year of use.
Few forage crops can match the production and quality of fall rye, seeded in the fall.
Spring seeded Fall Rye (irrigated / brooks) had a higher protein content than oats, barley or utility wheat, and better winter hardiness than winter wheat.