Yamhill Wheat

Yamhill was developed in Oregon in 1969.  Beardless, standard height, cold tolerant winter variety.

Soft white winter wheat. Yamhill is adapted to the winter wheat growing areas of western Oregon, Northern California and Washington.

Yahmhill wheat will tolerate wet soils better than most varieties. Strong winter dormancy, so fall or winter planting is preferred.

Good milling and baking quality.   

Yamhill is an adequate grain variety but is superior for wheat hay or forage as both quantity and quality under a wide range of weather and moisture conditions are very good.

Height can reach 50 to 54" in lush conditions.

Resistant to stripe rust. 

Plant at 100 to 120 lbs per acre on irrigated ground, and 75- 80 lbs per acre on non- irrigated ground.