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CLHA03 (New)

THE LATEST HIGH-AMYLOSE CLEARFIELD® RELEASE

The latest high-amylose variety from the LSU AgCenter rice breeding program. CLHA03 as a “win/win” for U.S. rice, meeting the unique cooking quality desired by Latin American customers while still providing good yield potential for growers.

AT A GLANCE

  • Latest high-amylose Clearfield® release
  • Cooking quality desired by Latin American customers
  • Excellent milling
  • Yield potential comparable to elite Clearfield lines

CHARACTERISTICS

  • Plant Height¹: 39
  • 50% Heading: 81
  • Lodging: Moderately Resistant
  • Grain Quality: Excellent

AGRONOMICS

  • Seed/lb²: TBD
  • Seeding rate³: 55-65 lb/A
  • Nitrogen rate⁴: 120-160 lb N/A
Disease RatingsVSSMSMRR
Sheath BlightO
Blast2O
Bacterial Panicle Blight*O
Narrow Brown Leaf Spot*O
Kernel SmutO
False SmutO
LodgingO
VS = Very SusceptibleS = SusceptibleMS = Moderately SusceptibleMR = Moderately ResistantR = Resistant

*Reactions may differ due to variability of strains among pathogens.

  • 1 Height will vary with plant density and environmental conditions.
  • 2 Seed/lb is not an exact number; it is an average from multiple samples harvested over a wide geography.
  • 3 Seeding rate is a suggestion based on drill-seeding in ideal conditions and fungicide/insecticide treated seed. Planting non-treated seed is not recommended. Seeding rate should be increased by a minimum of 10 lbs/A when using non-treated seed, planting into a rough seedbed, water-seeding, high-pH soils and soils with salinity issues.
  • 4 Nitrogen rate is a suggested rate based on a two-way split nitrogen application with the first application being applied on dry soil.

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