WINTER TRITICALE

Winter Triticale is a cross between winter wheat and winter rye that combines the high yield potential, grain quality, and disease resistance of winter wheat with the winter hardiness and lower fertility requirements of winter rye.

Maintains the best forage quality, particularly if harvesting is delayed, of all the winter grains. Cut before heading for best forage quality.

Best Use Adaptations Planting Date

Forage, Cover Crop, Grain

Requirements

All soil types Sept 1 – Oct 15

ORGANIC TULUS TRITICALE Ridgeway, Wisconsin

Triticale is often less winter hardy than winter rye. Plant early for best overwintering potential.

Seeding

100 lbs/acre (forage, grain)

DUAL-PURPOSE

Tulus Winter Triticale

• Outyielded all open-pollinated rye varieties in 2022 Iowa trials (PFI and ISU) at Kanawha and Greenfield

• Grain-specific, low-ergot variety with excellent yield potential

• Good winter hardiness and suitability for variable soils

Available as: Conventional Organic

FORAGE-TYPE

Fx1001 Winter Triticale

• Very high-yielding forage triticale

• Nearly awnless, <5% awn expression

• Taller & earlier maturing

• Adaptable to variable growing regions (including dryland)

Available as: Conventional Organic

MAY 6

JUNE 11

TULUS TRITICALE GRAIN YIELD PERFORMANCE AT MULTIPLE LOCATIONS ACROSS MINNESOTA AND IOWA IN 2022.

Will you have more FX1001 available this year? It seemed to be much hardier than what the neighbors were growing and matured about one and a half weeks sooner! The best triticale in our area. Had a lot of positive comments from neighbors who noticed the difference. It yielded 3.0 to 3.5 tons dry matter, and I was just very happy with that variety and its ability to handle tough conditions.

– CENTERVILLE, IA –