I was interested in potentially trying the Group 1 e wheat Nelson.
Heygates seem to like the variety as an end user and it could attract a premium in addition to any milling premium. It also has a very good disease resistance profile which appeals to me as a mixed farmer and with the industry losing fungicide actives plus the shift in their effectiveness.
I would imagine it may be short of yield compared to varieties on the recommended list but I was interested in verdicts from anyone that has grown it.
Heygates seem to like the variety as an end user and it could attract a premium in addition to any milling premium. It also has a very good disease resistance profile which appeals to me as a mixed farmer and with the industry losing fungicide actives plus the shift in their effectiveness.
I would imagine it may be short of yield compared to varieties on the recommended list but I was interested in verdicts from anyone that has grown it.