1. Soft White Winter Wheat Varieties

12"-16" precipitation zone

Last updated: 3/8/2023


  • '--' Indicates that no data is available
  • Data points with any number of * symbols indicate a variation in the number of locations years from the rest of the data set. Click on the variety to learn more.

Directions - Sorting, column order, details, filtering, and exporting

  • By default the data is sorted by yield, but you can change the sort by clicking on the column header which will switch the data order between ascending and descending in that column.
  • Clicking on the column header will allow you to drag and drop the columns to the left or right and rearrange the table.
  • Right-clicking the column header will open a menu that allows you to alter which data points are visible in the table.
  • Using the text box at the top of the column you can filter for specific data points using numeric inequalities like <10 or >50 or keywords. To sort by multiple filters, separate with a semi-colon (high;moderate) and to filter based on what you don’t want to see use a ! symbol (!acceptable).
  • Use the export above the table to save the table to your desktop as CSV file, which can be opened in excel. The changes you have made to the table will be reflected in your downloaded file.

Footnotes

  • Test Weight, Grain Protein, Plant Height and Heading Date are averaged over the previous two years of Variety Testing Program (VTP) data for each respective precipitation zone.
  • Lodging Ratings are generated from lodging notes taken at irrigated sites and averaged over the previous two years by the VTP and Dr. Mike Pumphrey at WSU, Pullman, WA.
  • Winter Survival Index Ratings are based on field observations and current data from Dr. Kim Campbell at USDA-ARS, Pullman, WA.
  • Aluminum Tolerance Ratings are generated from current data from Dr. Mike Pumphrey at WSU, Pullman, WA.
  • Emergence classifications are based on field observations.
  • Stripe Rust Ratings are based on current data from Dr. Xianming Chen at USDA-ARS, Pullman WA.
  • Cephalosporium Stripe and Straw Breaker Foot Rot (i.e. Eyespot) ratings are based on current data from Dr. Tim Murray, WSU Plant Pathology.
  • Snow Mold Ratings are based on field observations and current data from Dr. Arron Carter and Dr. Tim Murray from WSU, Pullman, WA.
  • Hessian Fly Ratings are based on growth chamber screenings from Dr. Arash Rashed, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID.
  • Falling Number Ratings are generated by current data from Dr. Camille Steber at USDA-ARS, Pullman, WA.
  • End Use Quality Ratings require three years of testing and are generated by the Western Wheat Quality Lab at USDA-ARS, Pullman, WA.

Disease Scale Key

Disease ratings are based on recently observed symptoms but data are limited in scope. Disease ratings can change and should be used as relative comparisons.
  • 1,2 = Resistant
  • 3,4 = Moderately Resistant
  • 5 = Moderate
  • 6,7 = Moderately Susceptible
  • 8,9 = Susceptible

Aluminum Tolerance Rating

  • T = Tolerant
  • TMT = Tolerant-Moderately tolerant
  • MT = Moderately tolerant
  • MTS = Moderately tolerant-sensitive
  • S = Sensitive

Maturity

  • L = Late
  • ML = Medium-Late
  • M = Medium
  • ME = Medium-Early
  • E = Early

Grain Quality

  • MD = Most Desirable
  • D = Desirable
  • A = Acceptable
  • LD = Least Desirable
  • UA = Unacceptable