Buckskin

Buckskin is a moderately early maturing, tall variety with good yield stability in the Nebraska Panhandle (especially west of Highway 71) and surrounding dryland production areas. It is susceptible to stem rust and growers should consider replacing Buckskin with Goodstreak, which is a new standard height wheat variety. Buckskin has fair winterhardiness, good test weight patterns, long coleoptile, good tillering ability, moderately strong straw, and good milling/baking qualities. Buckskin was developed by Nebraska and the USDA-ARS. Noncomplementary varieties include: Agate, Bennet, Culver, Jules, Larned, Newton, Sage, Scout 66, TAM 105, and Trego.

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Contact the following certified seed growers for this variety:

• Kriesel Certified Seed, Gurley, 308-884-2424

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