Wheat disease? Help identify .

[Marius]

Please help identify wheat disease. I only have this one picture. Was in the rush to finish harvesting.
This was winter wheat after OSR. Quite a lot of rain during the summer. Grain in these affected ears were shriveled and lightweight. I don't think much of it ended up in the tank. Overall it made milling wheat.
Thanks.

 

[yellowbelly]

Bunt.

 

[haggard143]

common bunt we had some dust in place of seeds, smell fishy feels silky in the hand other farms had it round here aswell

 

[Marius]

common bunt we had some dust in place of seeds, smell fishy feels silky in the hand other farms had it round here aswell

It was dusty when harvesting but no fishy smell afterwards.

 

[cows r us]

Maybe loose smut or bunt.

 

[Chalky]

I would say it was whatever caused premature senescence of those tillers, They have not filled so; take all, eyespot or fusarium nodal rot. Hard to tell from photo.

 

[Marius]

We had quite an intensive rainy period at flowering. So I went ahead and sprained "head and shoulders" spray bit too early, some ears were flowering, some were just emerging. Anyway I am happy with the wheat, it was record yield for me and good quality. I was wondering if could do something different or just accept that nature takes its toll.
Thanks for your replies.

 

[teslacoils]

Just nature.

 

[CORK]

BYDV is my take on it. Have seen a number of times. BYDV doesn’t usually show itself in wheat until the ear begins to fill.
The green ears are usually a bit slimmer and sometimes have a purple tinge.
They never fill properly and have a few small seeds in them.
The black is just secondary infection by sooty mould.

 

[Marius]

BYDV is my take on it. Have seen a number of times. BYDV doesn’t usually show itself in wheat until the ear begins to fill.
The green ears are usually a bit slimmer and sometimes have a purple tinge.
They never fill properly and have a few small seeds in them.
The black is just secondary infection by sooty mould.

BYDV, I had to read it up on AHDB site.

 

[deleted user 837354]

All wheat crops can end up like this if they get rained on a lot during the summer. Going black and horrible looking. Nothing you can do about it. If it was bunt it would stink.