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WPB ISABEL

OUTSTANDING GRAIN QUALITY

ISABEL is a white grained oat that exhibits outstanding grain quality (KPH and kernel content) which sets it apart from all
other varieties in trial and in commercial production.

  • First variety of oats to surpass Barra on bushel weight and kernel content in over 30 years
  • Produces very high yields of top quality grain whether sown in autumn or spring
  • Excellent straw strength and resistance to brackling pre-harvest, more grain in the tank!
  • Consistent performer with good disease resistance
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WINTER OATS REC LIST 2022 SPRING OATS REC LIST 2022
ISABEL HUSKY ISABEL HUSKY
Relative Yield Rating 103 104 106 106
Hectolitre Weight (KPH) 58.3 57 58.6 56.8
Kernel Content % 75.9 75.4 73 73.1
Thousand Grain Weight (g) 41.9 39.3 42 39.5
Resistance to Lodging 7 7 7 6
Resistance to Straw Breakdown 7 5 8 5
Resistance to Crown Rust 5 4 5 4

WPB ISABEL is a superb spring variety that sets a new standard for both yield and quality for oats in Ireland. It is a white oat type that is now well established in both the oatmeal and equine markets, and offers a high degree of flexibility for producers when seeking a market for their produce

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