Orders mailed out as time allows. Thanks for your understanding and patience. NOTE FOR INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS: Unfortunately we are no longer sending seeds internationally at this time. Apologies for the inconvenience but the international paperwork has become too unpredictable and difficult to navigate.
Ingal was bred at the University of Alaska in Fairbanks (1981) in an attempt to increase the acreage of wheat grown in Alaska. It is very early, with a fair resistance to lodging and short (about 70cm) in height. The heads are short but plump with just a hint of beards, and shatter easily at maturity. The seeds are small with 100 seeds weighing a bit under 3g. There is an ongoing breeding project with this variety to decrease shattering and increase yield.
Triticum aestivum
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