HARD RED SPRING WHEAT - 1992
 
 Publicly developed varieties are classed into "Recommended," "Not
 Adequately
 Tested," and "Other" categories and listed within classes in
 maturity order. Privately developed varieties are also listed and
 described in maturity order. All varieties are: susceptible to
 Fusarium head blight(scab)unless indicated in their description.
 
 RECOMMENDED PUBLICLY DEVELOPED VARIETIES - 1992
 
 Butte 86 - Awned, early, medium height. Resistant to stem and
 moderately resistant to leaf rust. Moderately susceptible to
 scab, tan spot, black chaff, and lodging. High yield and test
 weight. Medium protein percent. Released 1986 by North Dakota
 Agricultural Experiment Station.
 
 Prospect - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Moderately resistant to
 leaf rust. Tolerant to loose smut. Moderately susceptible to stem
 rust and leaf spotting diseases. High yield and test weight.
 Medium lodging resistance. Low to medium percent protein. Low
 bake absorption. Released 1988 by South Dakota Agricultural
 Experiment Station.
 
 Grandin - Awned, early, semidwarf. Resistant to stem rust and
 leaf rust. Moderately tolerant to loose smut. High yield and test
 weight. High protein percent. Release 1989 by North Dakota
 Agricultural Experiment Station.
 
 Minnpro - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem and leaf
 rust. Moderately susceptible to loose smut and lodging. High
 yield and very high protein percent. Low test weight. Best
 adapted to northern Minnesota. Released 1989 by Minnesota
 Agricultural Experiment Station and USDAARS. Seed sale regulated
 by the U.S. Variety Protection Act.
 
 Stoa - Awned, midseason, medium height. Resistant to stem and to
 leaf rust. Moderately tolerant of loose smut and ergot.
 Moderately susceptible to scab. I-11gher potential for lodging.
 Very high yield and medium test weight. Medium protein percent.
 Released 1984 by North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station.
 
 Wheaton - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem and leaf
 rust. Moderately tolerant of loose smut and ergot. Medium lodging
 resistance. Very susceptible to scab. High yield. Low protein
 percent. Low test weight. Released 1983 by Minnesota Agricultural
 Experiment Station and USDAARS.
 
 Vance - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem and leaf
 rust. Tolerant to loose smut. High yield and medium test weight.
 Medium protein percent. Best adapted to northern Minnesota.
 Released 1989 by Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station and
 USDA-ARS. Seed sale regulated by the U.S. Variety Protection Act.
 
 Marshall - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem rust
 and moderately susceptible to leaf rust. Good lodging resistance.
 Moderately tolerant of loose smut and ergot. Moderately
 susceptible to scab. High yield and high test weight. Low to
 medium protein percent. Satisfactory milling. Low bake
 absorption. Released 1982 by Minnesota Agricultural Experiment
 Station and USDAARS. Seed sale regulated by U.S. Variety
 Protection Act.
 
 Public Variety Not Adequately Tested - 1992
 
 Roblin - Awnless, very early, medium height. Resistant to stem
 rust and moderately susceptible to leaf rust. Susceptible to
 lodging. Medium yield and test weight. High protein percent.
 Released 1986 by Agriculture Canada.
 
 Other Public Varieties
 
 Shield - Awned, early, medium height. Moderately susceptible to
 stem rust and moderately resistant to leaf rust. Resistant to the
 hessian fly. Tolerant of loose smut. Susceptible to shattering
 and moderately susceptible to lodging. High yield and medium test
 weight. Medium protein percent. Released 1987 by South Dakota
 Agricultural Experiment Station.
 
 Sharp - Awned, early, medium height. Resistant to stem rust and
 moderately resistant to leaf rust. Higher potential for lodging.
 High yield and test weight. Medium protein percent. Released 1990
 by South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station.
 
 Len - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem rust and
 moderately resistant to leaf rust. Moderately tolerant of loose
 smut and ergot. Good lodging resistance. Moderately susceptible
 to shattering and tan spot. Medium yield and test weight. High
 protein percent. Released 1979 by North Dakota Agricultural
 Experiment Station.
 
 Gus - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem rust and
 leaf rust. Higher potential for lodging. High yield and test
 weight. High protein percent. Satisfactory milling and baking.
 Released 1989 by North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station.
 
 Privately Developed Varieties
 
 2370 - Awned, early, semidwarf. Moderately resistant to stem and
 leaf rust. High yield and medium test weight. Good lodging
 resistance. Medium protein percent. Released 1989 by Pioneer
 Hi-Bred. Sold by North Dakota State Development Foundation in
 1990. Seed sale regulated by U.S. Variety Protection Act.
 
 2375 - Awned, midseason to early, medium height. Resistant to
 stem rust and moderately resistant to leaf rust. Tolerant to
 loose smut. Moderately susceptible to scab and lodging. Very high
 yield and test weight. Medium to high protein percent. Released
 1988 by Pioneer Hi-Bred. Sold by North Dakota Development
 Foundation in 1990. Seed sale regulated by U.S. Variety
 Protection Act.
 
 Field - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem rust and
 moderately susceptible to leaf rust. Moderately tolerant of loose
 smut. High yield and medium test weight. Low protein percent.
 Lower flour water absorption. Released 1989 by AgriPro. Seed sale
 regulated by U.S. Variety Protection Act.
 
 Bergen - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem and leaf
 rust. Very high yield and medium test weight. Low to medium
 protein percent. Released 1990 by Agripro. Seed sale regulated by
 U-S. Variety Protection Act.
 
 W2501 - Awned, midseason, semidwarf Resistant to stem and leaf
 rust. Medium lodging resistance. High yield. Low protein percent.
 Low test weight. Sold by Busch Agricultural Research. Seed sale
 regulated by U.S. Variety Protection Act. Released 1989.
 
 Telemark - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem rust
 and to leaf rust. Moderately tolerant of loose smut. Medium to
 high yield and low test weight. Medium protein percent. First
 marketed by Agripro in 1986. Seed sale regulated by the U.S.
 Variety Protection Act.
 
 2369 - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Moderately resistant to stem
 rust. Tolerant to loose smut. Medium lodging resistance.
 Moderately susceptible to leaf rust. High yield and high test
 weight. Low to medium protein percent. Released 1983 by Pioneer
 Hi-Brad. Seed sale regulated by U.S. Variety Protection Act,
 
 Nordic - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Resistant to stem rust and
 moderately susceptible to leaf rust. Medium lodging resistance.
 Moderately tolerant of loose smut. High yield and medium test
 weight. Low protein percent. First marketed by Agripro in 1986.
 Seed sale regulated by the U.S. Variety Protection Act.
 
 Norseman - Awned, midseason, semidwarf. Mixed
 resistant-susceptible to stem rust, and resistant to leaf rust.
 Good lodging resistance. Moderately susceptible to loose smut.
 High yield. Low to medium protein percent. Low bake absorption
 and low test weight. First marketed by Agripro in 1984. Seed sale
 regulated by U.S. Variety Protection Act.