2137

2137 is an early maturing variety of moderately short height, slightly taller than TAM 107and Karl 92. It can be grown statewide and is best adapted to more productive soils and sites. Straw strength is very good to excellent. 2137 is well suited to irrigated production, but it is susceptible to stripe rust. Its above average resistance to residue-borne foliar diseases makes it a useful choice for reduced tillage/continuous wheat systems. 2137 is very susceptible to fusarium head scab. It has a moderately short coleoptile, good tillering ability, and fair to good winterhardiness. Grain has average test weight patterns with acceptable milling and baking qualities. Noncomplementary varieties include: 2163.

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Contact the following certified seed growers for this variety:

• Anderson Seed, Odell, 402-766-3790
• Dale Henke, Syracuse, 402-269-2522
• J.M. Kuehn Inc., Heartwell, 308-563-2101
• Edgar Buescher & Sons, Lawrence, 402-756-7791
• Poppe Farms, Grant, 308-252-2206
• Rezac Seed, Valparaiso, 402-784-3875
• William Junge, Gordon, 308-327-2823
• Winter Farms, Grafton, 402-469-1738

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