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Product catalog summary
Introduction
This document provides information on a new variety of biscuit wheat developed in France in 2017, known as Hamac x Apache, with the reference LD 12-421. It is produced by Lemaire Deffontaines, located in Auchy-lez-Orchies.
Specifications
  • Type: Soft wheat for biscuit use, recommended by French millers.
  • Characteristics: Extra soft type with a small P/L ratio (0.15 to 0.25) and small W (60-110 at 11% protein).
  • Yield: 112.8% of control in NL trials in France.
Agronomic Features
  • Growth Period: Winter to mid-winter.
  • Height: Medium high.
  • Resistance: Good behavior against brown rust and good lodging resistance.
Performance Data
  • 2015 Yield: 120.9% of control.
  • 2016 Yield: 113.3% of control.
Recommendations
  • Suitable for biscuit production due to its soft texture.
  • Performance may vary based on agricultural conditions, climate, and growing methods.
Disclaimer
The information provided is indicative and may vary depending on agricultural conditions, climate, and growing methods. Disease resistance pertains to diseases currently known and studied in France as of May 2020.
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ADRIATIC CROP AREA France, 2017 Hamac x Apache LD 12-421 Soft wheat for biscuit early (7) (Apache) short (3) �� Good behaviour to brown rust �� Good lodging resistance medium low (4) rather to low sensitive (5) • Soft wheat for biscuit use recommended by french millers • Extra soft type • Small P/L (0,15 to 0,25) • Small W , 60-110 at 11% of protein du CTCPA medium high (7) medium (5.5) rather to low sensitive (5) 112.8% of control in NL trials in France. The information provided in this document are indicative purposes only and may vary depending on agricultural conditions, climate and growing methods. The

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