**This information was supplied by private companies and/or breeders and was not created by any comparative process therefore the ratings are not standardized. This information was compiled by Steve Van Vleet. 

TypeVarietyWinter HardinessTest WgtLeaf RustStripe RustCeph. Stripe ToleranceStrawBreaker ToleranceSnow Mold ToleranceQuality Rating
SWWWAmber (pdf)560.4—3783MD
SWWWAP 700 CL (pdf)560.5—2554A
SWWWAP Badger (pdf)459—5—75D
SWWWAP Legacy (pdf)460—7556MD
SWWWBitterroot (pdf)560.1—458—MD
SWWWBobtail (pdf)558.3—245—MD
SWWWBrundage 96 (pdf)459.8—6749MD
SWWWBruneau (pdf)559.9—1482MD
SWWWCuriosity CL+ (pdf)3——4642D
SWWWEltan (pdf)260.186592D
SWWW (pdf)860.278669A
SWWWJunction (pdf)361.62473—MD
SWWWKaseberg (pdf)558.8—568—MD
SWWWLadd (pdf)560—555—MD
SWWWLCS Artdeco (pdf)759.57356—D
SWWWLegion (pdf)359—2633D
SWWWMadsen (pdf)560.831645D
SWWWMary (pdf)660.3—6875D
SWWWMasami (pdf)459.427535D
SWWWMela CL+ (pdf)3——4641D
SWWWORCF (pdf) 102560.827648A
SWWWORCF 103 (pdf)460—5463D
SWWWOtto (pdf)359.9—4642D
SWWWPuma (pdf)460.6—3748MD
SWWWRod (pdf)559.6786—6D
SWWWRosalyn (pdf)658—1638D
SWWWSelbu (pdf)561.5—3758D
SWWWSkiles (pdf)561.3—1489D
SWWWStephens (pdf)760.474959D
SWWWSY 107 (pdf)459.5—3596MD
SWWWSY Ovation (pdf)460.6—3597D
SWWWTubbs 06 (pdf)559.677748A
SWWWUICF Brundage (pdf)459.6—4793MD
SWWWWB 1066 CL (pdf)2612245—MD
SWWWWB 1070 CL (pdf)761.82475—A
SWWWWB 456 (pdf)3613226—MD
SWWWWB 523 (pdf)361.82276—A
SWWWWB 528 (pdf)261.634764D
SWWWXerpha (pdf)560.6—6584A
SWWCBruehl (pdf)458.372592D
SWWCCara (pdf)559.7—1749MD
SWWCChrystal (pdf)361.1—7656MD
SWWCChukar (pdf)559.881749MD
SWWCCoda (pdf)562.421447D
SWWCCrescent (pdf)360.6—1579MD
HRWWAP 503 CL2 (pdf)561.58441—MD
HRWWArrowhead (pdf)361.823——2A
HRWWBauermeister (pdf)459.825——2A
HRWWBoundary (pdf)361.125——2A
HRWWFarnum (pdf)559.972——2D
HRWWFinley (pdf)462.674——7MD
HRWWKeldin (pdf)260.43276—A
HRWWLCS Azimut (pdf)257.22243—A
HRWWLCS Colonia (pdf)257—212—A
HRWWNorwest 553 (pdf)661.8—1369A
HRWWRimrock (pdf)361.127———A
HRWWWhetstone (pdf)560.9—33—6MD
HRWW2-gene Yellowstone (pdf)460.9—53——A

Type:

  • SWWW = Soft White Winter Wheat
  • HRWW= Hard Red Winter Wheat
  • SWWC = Soft White Winter Club Wheat

Winter hardiness:

  • 1-3 = extremely winter hardy
  • 4,5 = winter hardy
  • 6 = moderate
  • 7,8 = moderately susceptible to susceptible

Disease scale key:

  • 1,2 = resistant
  • 3,4 = moderately resistant
  • 5 = moderate
  • 6,7 = moderately susceptible
  • 8,9 = susceptible

Quality:

  • Most Desirable (MD)—These varieties generally have high test weights, appropriate protein content (kernel properties), and excellent milling and end-use properties.
  • Desirable (D)—The kernel, milling, and end-use qualities of these varieties range from good to very good. The quality attributes of these varieties are desirable in international trade.
  • Acceptable (A)—The kernel, milling and end-use qualities of these varieties range from acceptable to good. Individual varieties may possess minor flaws. The quality attributes of these varieties are acceptable in international trade.
  • Least Desirable (LD)—One or more critical flaws in quality are present in these varieties. The intrinsic quality of PNW wheat will be improved if these varieties are not planted

*All hardiness, area of adaptation and disease ratings are based on rankings directly from the public and private wheat breeders.