Brooks Oat Variety Description
Brooks is a medium early variety released by the North Carolina Agricultural Research Service.  It has medium height, excellent yield, and fair lodging resistance.  It has good winter hardiness.  Brooks has tolerance to barley yellow dwarf virus and good resistance to soil borne Mosaic.  It has poor resistance to Crown rust.  This variety offers a new level of overall protein production; data indicates at least 25% advantage in pounds of protein per acre over most other varieties.  Good smut resistance.
Coker 716 Oat Variety Description
Coker 716 is a midseason oat variety of medium height released by Coker Pedigreed Seed Company and marketed by Syngenta Seeds, Inc.  It is high yielding, with good winter hardiness and medium test weight.  It carries good resistance to soil borne Mosaic, but poor resistance to Crown rust.  It is adapted to the Piedmont and Coastal Plains.
Wheller Rye Variety Description
Wheller Rye is a tetraploid released from the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station in 1971. Its is a cross between Gator cereal rye and from Florida and a perennial oriental rye. Wheller is a vigorous grower used primarily for forage. It has excellent yield.
Trical 336 Triticale Variety Description
U. S. Protected Variety
Trical 336 is a short stature mutant that originated as a single plant selection from a population of plants resulting from treatment of seeds of the variety, Lasko, by chemical mutagen.  Height of the selected mutant was approximately 25 cm shorter than Lasko, a height differential that was maintained in subsequent generations. Trical 336 was developed using a combination of bulk and pedigree breeding methods.  On the basis of experience of producing pre-breeder, breeder, and foundation seed, this variety appears to be stable and uniform.  Variants include trace amounts awnless, and spikes with inverted or curled awns.