Agt Releases Trio Of Op Canola Varieties Grain Central Grain central august 31, 2022. canola breeder sami ullah inspects the new crop at the agt roseworthy trial site. photo: agt. australian grain technologies (agt) has broken new ground with the release of three new open pollinated (op) canola varieties: bandit tt, renegade tt and outlaw. agt ceo and head of breeding haydn kuchel said the move. According to haydn kuchel, ceo and head of breeding at agt, the move reinforces australian grain technologies’ commitment to providing australian growers with more choice when it comes to canola variety selection. “op canola can provide most growers, especially those in the low and medium rainfall zones, a reduced risk and more profitable.
Agt Canola Means More Choice Canola: “australian grain technologies (agt) have broken new ground with the release of three new open pollinated (op) canola varieties, bandit tt, renegade tt and outlaw. bandit tt is a very quick flowering variety that has shown its best adaptation in quick season environments and lower yield potential areas. Australian grain technologies (agt) has broken new ground with the release of three new open pollinated (op) canola varieties, bandit tt, renegade tt and outlaw. according to haydn kuchel, ceo and head of breeding at agt, the move reinforces australian grain technologies’ commitment to providing australian growers with more choice when it. Australian grain technologies (agt) have broken new ground with the release of three new open pollinated (op) canola varieties, bandit tt, renegade tt and outlaw. according to haydn kuchel, ceo and head of breeding at agt, the move reinforces australian grain technologies’ commitment to providing australian growers with more choice when it. Ont risk of op varieties (figure 1). although these yield diferences between op and hybrid varieties are not uncommon in nvt trials and promotional data, the diferences may be less than this on farm as more op s. ed can be planted with limited cost. given the average canola yield in australia is about 1.5t ha, there is clearly a big swag of.
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