Grainland Moree - Seed Sales & Grading

Grainland specialise in Retail and Wholesale Certified Seed sales. Grainland can supply the full range of Cereal, Pulse, Summer Crop or Pasture Seed varieties. We are agents for ABB, AGT, Seednet, Pacific Seeds, and Heritage Seeds as well as our own propriety seed lines.

All seed lines are of commercial quality with germination and vigor test available upon request . Seed is available in 25kg, 1 ton Bulka Bags or Bulk. Some varieties are protected by Plant Breeder Rights (PBR) and may attract End Point Royalties. Pasture seed is available by the kg in most cases. Please visit our online store for pricing and availability or alternately email us at - grainland@bigpond.com

SUN436J - (New Variety) Australian Hard quality, high yield, Mid season maturity, best yield out of all Grainland crops in 2010. AGT Seeds.

Livingston - Australian Hard quality. Early maturing variety, later than H45 but earlier than Ventura and Sunstate. Moderately resistant to stem rust, resistant–moderately resistant to stripe rust, resistant to leaf rust. Moderately susceptible–susceptible to yellow leaf spot and crown rot. Moderately tolerant to RLN (P. thornei), moderately resistant to black point. AGT Seeds.

Merinda - Australian Hard quality. Mid season maturity, similar to Janz. Resistant–moderately resistant to stem, leaf and stripe rust. Moderately resistant–moderately susceptible to the Jackie Yr27 pathotype. Moderately susceptible to crown rot and susceptible to yellow leaf spot. Moderately tolerant to RLN (P. thornei). Moderately resistant to black point. AGT Seeds.

Ventura - Australian Hard quality. Main season semi-dwarf spring wheat. Sunstate maturity. Good straw strength. Resistant–moderately resistant to stem and leaf rust, moderately susceptible to stripe rust. Moderately resistant–moderately susceptible to RLN (P. thornei). Moderately susceptible to crown rot. Moderately susceptible–susceptible to yellow leaf spot and Septoria tritici blotch. Tolerant of black point and acid soils. AGT Seeds.

Bounty - Australian Hard quality. Suitable for early to mid season sowings. Moderately resistant to stem and stripe rust, resistant–moderately resistant to leaf rust. Moderately susceptible to yellow leaf spot. Moderately susceptible–susceptible to crown rot and common root rot. Moderately tolerant to RLN (P. thornei). Moderately susceptible–susceptible to black point. Nuseed.

Gregory - Prime Hard quality in NNSW. Australian Hard in CNSW and SNSW. Similar maturity, straw strength and height to Batavia and Strzelecki. Good lodging resistance. Resistant to leaf rust, moderately resistant to stem and stripe rust. Good tolerance and resistance to RLN (P. thornei). Moderately susceptible–susceptible to crown rot and yellow leaf spot, moderately resistant to common root rot. Pacific Seeds.

Wylie - Australian Hard quality. Suited to NNSW. A sister line to Baxter with improved disease and lodging resistance. Medium maturity, slightly longer maturity than Baxter (similar to Giles). Resistant to leaf and stem rust, moderately resistant–moderately susceptible to stripe rust. Very tolerant and good resistance to RLN (P. thornei). Moderately resistant to crown rot, moderately resistant–moderately susceptible to common root rot. Moderately susceptible–susceptible to yellow leaf spot. Good black point resistance. Pacific Seeds.

Crusader - Australian Prime Hard quality. Quick maturity, similar to Ventura and H45. Short strong straw with good lodging resistance. Resistant to leaf rust, resistant–moderately resistant to stem rust, moderately resistant–moderately susceptible to stripe rust and common root rot. Moderately susceptible to crown rot. Moderately resistant to yellow leaf spot. Pacific Seeds.

Commander - Malt. A malting quality variety with low to medium fermentability, suitable for domestic and some export brewing markets. Mid to late maturing. Plump grain size compared to other malting varieties. CCN resistant. May lodge under high yield conditions. First malting variety released following the formation of Barley Breeding Australia. Viterra.

Grout - Feed. Quick maturing variety with good grain size, suited to NNSW and Qld. Grout will mature up to two weeks earlier than Grimmett from a mid May to mid June plant. Grout is a vigorous seedling with a high tillering ability and erect growth habit. Grout is medium height with moderate levels of standability, better than Grimmett and similar to Mackay. Grout has good levels of resistance to powdery mildew and net form of net blotch. AWB Seeds.

Grimmett - Malt. A reliable malting variety for the northern region. Suitable for mid season and late plantings, particularly in western areas. Very good grain size. Consider seed treatment for net blotch and powdery mildew

Fitzroy - Malt. Medium to medium–late maturing variety with improved disease resistance over Gairdner, and acceptable grain size. Fitzroy is a semi-dwarf plant with good seedling vigour, medium in height and has good straw strength. Fitzroy is best suited to the northern NSW and Queensland barley growing areas. Best results will be achieved in more favourable environments where it should outperform Gairdner as a malting variety. AWB Seeds.

Shepherd - Feed. Slightly later maturing than Grout, but similar in growth habit with erect vigorous early growth. Suited to the medium rainfall areas of NNSW and Qld. Resistant to leaf rust and has improved resistance to powdery mildew over Gairdner, Fitzroy and Commander. Reasonable resistance to the net form of net blotch, similar to Commander and an improvement over Binalong, Grimmett, Mackay and Tallon. Susceptible to the spot form of net blotch. AWB Seeds.

HatTrick - New release Moderately resistant/resistant (MR/R) to Ascochyta, superior to Flipper. Moderately resistant (MR) to phytophthora root rot, more resistant than Jimbour but less than Yorker. High yielding variety across chickpea growing regions of northern NSW and southern QLD, recommended and suited to areas north of Parkes. Tall, erect plant type with mid-season maturity, equivalent to Jimbour. Medium sized desi seed suited to the direct human consumption market. Developed by Pulse Breeding Australia (PBA). Marketed by AWB Seeds with seed available through AWB Seeds agents.

Flipper - Ascochyta resistance better than Jimbour, Howzat and Yorker, meaning fewer or no sprays for this disease in average seasons. Suited to areas where Ascochyta is the greater risk. Moderately susceptible to moderately resistant to viruses, not available in other varieties except Gully. Tall, very good lodging resistance and medium sized seed. Bred by I&I NSW; commercial partner is AWB Seeds and seed is available through AWB Seeds agents.

Doza - Released in 2008 for the northern grains region from central NSW to southern Queensland by Pulse Breeding Australia’s northern faba bean breeding node at Narrabri. Doza is significantly better adapted to warmer spring temperatures in the northern grains region than Barkool, Cairo and Fiord. Doza is higher yielding than Cairo, with improved rust resistance. Seed size is slightly smaller than Cairo, but more uniform with a light buff seed coat colour. It is not generally recommended for southern NSW where Ascochyta and chocolate spot are major problems. Commercialised under licence to Viterra and available through local seed suppliers.