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Bandit TT Canola        AGT - Good Supply

Bandit TT is one of the first of AGT’s TT canola varieties to hit the paddock.  We started breeding OP canola in 2016 in response to calls from growers for alternatives to the ‘hybrid only’ approach that many seed companies were taking and are excited to see these low risk, financially profitable varieties in the hands of growers.  Bandit TT (tested as AGTC0006) is very quick to flower and has shown its best performance relative to other varieties in lower rainfall and stressed environments. We expect this is where Bandit TT will find its place; helping growers to deal with inevitable late breaks or absent spring rains. In AGT trials Bandit TT showed a profitability improvement over HyTTec® Trident of $20/ha at sites with an average yield 2t/ha and lower. Combined with lower upfront cost (risk), we believe that Bandit TT offers growers an important tool on their farms. Bandit TT may even provide nontraditional canola growers, in lower rainfall districts, with a lower risk option to access the many rotational benefits that canola can bring to a farming system.  While Bandit TT belongs to the group A blackleg resistance group, its quantitative resistance rating of MRMS should provide growers with a useful level of protection in the target environments.

Renegade TT Canola        AGT - Good Supply

Renegade TT is one of the first of AGT’s TT canola varieties to hit the paddock.  We started breeding OP canola in 2016 in response to calls from growers for alternatives to the ‘hybrid only’ approach that many seed companies were taking and are excited to see these low risk, financially profitable varieties in the hands of growers.  We think Renegade TT (tested as AGTC0034) is a great ‘all-rounder’. A little slower to flower than our other release Bandit TT, between HyTTec® Trident and HyTTec® Trophy, Renegade TT goes against the flow, providing growers with the benefits of OP canola with the profitability often expected from a hybrid. At AGT sites between two and three tonne per hectare, Renegade TT’s profitability (sown at 4.5kg/ha) was $53/ha higher than HyTTec® Trident (sown at 2.5kg/ha) and $24/ha lower than HyTTec® Trophy (sown at 2.5kg/ha).  While Renegade TT belongs to the group A blackleg resistance group, its quantitative resistance rating of MR should provide growers with a useful level of protection in the target environments.

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