GRAHAM
Premio x Expert. Biggest selling variety last autumn taking 46% market share. Highest yielding variety on current Rec List (104) and has consistently delivered good yields in DAFM trials over last 3 years. Good lodging and overall disease resistance with a 7 score for septoria and 6 for fusarium. Slipping a bit on Yellow Rust. Weak on eyespot (4) so probably best suited as a first wheat. Medium maturity (6). Good sprouting resistance. KPH about 3 points lower than Costello.
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