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Small Grains

Characteristics of Barley Cultivars Grown in California

(Reviewed 10/06, updated 10/06)

In this Guideline:


Cultivar Type Growth habit Maturity Plant height1 Straw strength Planting date: growing areas2 DISEASE SUSCEPTIBILITIES3
Scald Net blotch Barley yellow dwarf Stripe rust Leaf rust Powdery mildew
Arivat 6-row feed Spring Early T Poor Late Fall: 1, 2, 3 S MS S S MS
Baronesse 2-row feed Spring Medium late M Poor Spring: 5 MR S
Belford 6-row hooded (forage) Spring Medium T Poor Late Fall: 1, 2, 3; Spring: 5 MS S S S
Boyer 6-row feed Winter Medium M Good Fall: 5 MS MS S
Commander 6-row feed Spring Late M-S Fair Late Fall: 1, 2, 3, 4 S S MS S S S
Eight-Twelve 6-row feed Winter Medium M-S Fair Fall: 5 S MS S
Haybet 2-row hooded (forage) Spring Medium T Poor Late Fall: 1, 2, 3; Spring: 5 MS MR MR MS
Hoody 6-row hooded (forage) Winter Medium late T Fair Fall: 5 MS S S
Ishi 6-row feed Spring Medium late M-T Fair Late Fall: 1, 2, 3 R MR MR MR MS R
Kurtford 6-row hooded (forage) Spring Medium M-S Good Late Fall: 1, 2, 3 R R R S MR
Meltan 2-row feed Spring Late M-S Fair Late Fall: 1, 2, 3 S S S MS R R
Metcalfe 2-row malt Spring Medium late Spring: 5 S MR S
Patti 6-row feed Spring Medium early S Good Late Fall: 1, 2, 3, 4 S MS MR MS S MR
Sara 6-row hooded (forage) Spring Early T Good Spring: 5 R MR R
Steptoe 6-row feed Spring Early M-T Fair Fall: 5; Spring: 5 MS S S S MS MR
Statehood 6-row feed Spring Early M Good Spring: 5 S S
Stockford 6-row hooded (forage) Spring Medium T Fair Spring: 5 S S S MS
Strider 6-row feed Winter Medium early M-S Fair Fall: 5 MS MS MS R
UC 603 6-row feed Spring Early M-S Excellent Late Fall: 1, 2, 3 MR S MS MS MS MR
UC 933 6-row feed Spring Medium early M Fair Late Fall: 1, 2, 3 R R MR R S MR
UC 937 6-row feed Spring Medium late M-T Fair Late Fall: 1, 2, 3 R MR MR R S MS
UC 960 6-row feed Spring Early S Excellent Spring: 5 MR R
UC 969 6-row feed Spring Early T Good Late Fall: 1, 2, 3 MR MR MR MS MR MR
Westbred Sprinter 6-row feed Facultative Late M-T Good Fall: 5; Spring: 5 MR MS MR
Westford 6-row hooded (forage) Spring Late T Good Spring: 5 R R S S R
Xena 2-row feed Spring Medium late M Fair Spring: 5 MR MS MR MS
1 Plant height:
  T = tall
  M = medium
  S = short
   
2 Growing areas:
  1 = Sacramento Valley and Delta
  2 = San Joaquin Valley
  3 = coastal
  4 = southern desert valleys
  5 = intermountain region
   
3 Disease susceptibilities:
  R = resistant
  MR = moderately resistant
  MS = moderately susceptible
  S = susceptible
  — = no information

PUBLICATION

[UC Peer Reviewed]

UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Small Grains
UC ANR Publication 3466
Cultivar Characteristics
L. F. Jackson, Agronomy, UC Davis

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