Tammo
The wheat that makes an impression!
- SpeciesWheat
- Sowing periodWinter
- MaturityEarly
- MaturityLate
- Cropping systemConventional
- Varietal traitAwnless
- Quality
- Straw yield
- Wheat after wheat & Wheat after maize
Important information
Foot diseases: PCH1 resistant
Bread wheat B1
Description
Tammo is a wheat that makes an impression through its plant and ear height – a true visual and technical asset for livestock farmers. The grain quality is high, with a high protein content, ideal for demanding growers.
Despite its robust build, Tammo is very resistant to lodging and shows good disease resistance.
Sowing info
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October — Recommended period
- November — Recommended period
- December — Recommended period
- Mid-October & November 300 seeds/m² — Recommended period
- December 400 seeds/m² — Recommended period
Recommended period Sowing possible
October (second half), November, December
Technical ratings
Agronomic characteristics
Alternativity
5
Stem elongation earliness
5
Heading earliness
6
Ripening earliness
5,5
Frost tolerance
8
Tillering capacity
7
Straw length
5,5
Lodging resistance
7
Chlortoluron
9
Orange wheat blossom midge
9
Technological values
Test weight
7/9
Protein content
9/9
Zeleny index
9/9
Hagberg
7/9
TKW
7,5/9
Disease tolerance
Powdery mildew
8,5/9
Yellow rust
8,5/9
Brown rust
7/9
Septoria
7/9
Fusarium head blight
8/9
Eyespot
7/9
1/9 = Very low 9/9 = Very high
