HUSKY

Variety Summary
  • White hulled spring oat suitable for feed or milling
  • Very high yield potential with qood grain quality
  • Early maturing
  • Good standing power even in the absence of PGR
  • Good resistance to Mildew

 

Additional Information

Parentage: Firth x Freddy

Breeder: Nordsaat Saatzucht GmbH

Marketing Agent: Frontier Agriculture Ltd




 


 

YIELD

Yield (% Treated Control)

HUSKY

FIRTH

UK Treated (7.5t/ha)

100

97

UK Untreated

87

86

  • Husky is very high yielding when fungicide treated
  • Very good performance in untreated trials

 

QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS

 

 HUSKY

 FIRTH

Kernal Content (%)

75.7

76.5

 Specific Weight (kg/hl)

 54.3

 54.0

 

  • Good kernel content and a very good specific weight
  • Husky is white hulled and is well suited for either feed or milling uses

 

 

AGRONOMIC FEATURES

HUSKY

FIRTH

Resistance To Lodging (1-9, 9=resistant)

8

6

Straw Length (cm)

114

110

Ripening (days +/- Firth, -ve = Earlier)

-3

0

  • Husky produces tall but stiff straw with good standing power even in the absence of PGR
  • Early maturing, on avarage 3days earlier than Firth

 

DISEASE RESISTANCE

HUSKY

FIRTH

Mildew

7

7

Crown Rust

4

5

  • Very good Mildew resistance

 

Further Advice

More detailed agronomy advice on this variety is available by downloading the PDF file below or by contacting Saaten-Union (UK) Ltd.  The appropriate marketing agent listed above will also be able to provide further guidance.

Data Source

The data used above is a selection taken from the HGCA 2010/2011 Recommended List database. A full version of this data is available from the HGCA at www.hgca.com. ( ) = Limited data.

Disclaimer

The information given in this document is for general guidance only. Whilst every care has been taken to ensure it is accurate, it is out of necessity, of a general nature and variation in growing environment or climate can render it inaccurate. Saaten-Union (UK) Limited cannot accept any liability arising out of, or in connection with, the use of this information.

PDF: 15F56856-138F-6591-6A181619E0AB2468.pdf - 51 KB 
Husky Agronomy Notes 2009 
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