Cal Rojo is hard red spring wheat. It was released by Resource Seeds, Inc. in 2006. It was selected from the cross CMT1171-4//Pfau /Veery #5/3/Bonus. Its experimental designation was RSI 00WB80404. Cal Rojo is medium-early maturing (3 days earlier than Summit) and has excellent straw strength. Plant height is shorter than Blanca Grande by 12 cm and Summit by 8 cm. Foliage is blue-green at boot stage; the flag-leaf is erect and twisted. The stem has a waxy bloom, but no anthocyanin. The last internode of the stem is hairy, and the peduncle is erect. The stem has four nodes, and the internodes are hollow. The spikes are awned, inclined, mid-dense and tapering in shape, with tan 2 glumes that are long and wide, having shoulders that are narrow and elevated, and an acuminate beak. Seed is hard, red, elliptical, with a rounded cheek and medium brush, a crease that is narrow and shallow, and midsize germ. At the time of release it was resistant to stripe rust, leaf rust, and powdery mildew, moderately resistant to Septoria tritici leaf blotch, and moderately susceptible to BYD. It was evaluated as Entry 1478 in the UC Regional Cereal Testing program from 2005-present for late fall planting in the Central Valley and surrounding areas, the south-central coast, and the southern desert regions of California.

AP-Octane is AP Octane is a hard red spring wheat bred and developed by Syngenta Participation AG. AP Octane was selected for height, maturity, appearance, kernel color, kernel soundness, disease reaction, and end use quality.

Summit 515 is a hard red spring wheat. It was developed by Syngenta Cereals (formerly Resource Seeds, Inc.) and released in 2011. Stripe rust resistance genes Yr5 and Yr15 were introduced by four backcross generations into the susceptible cultivar Summit and then combined using marker assisted selection at UC Davis (project supported by Research Seeds Inc.). Research Seed Inc. selected the best lines among BC4F2 lines homozygous for the two genes. This cultivar is very similar to the original Summit but is resistant to prevalent races of the stripe rust pathogen present in California. It has medium early maturity and good straw strength. It is resistant to stripe rust and leaf rust, moderately susceptible to BYD, and susceptible to Septoria tritici leaf blotch and powdery mildew. It was evaluated as Entry 1658 in the UC Regional Cereal Testing program from 2010-present for late fall planting in the Central Valley, surrounding areas, the south-central coast region, and southern desert areas of California.

Varietal mixture, as its name implies, is a mixture of wheat varieties. This might be done either by the farmer or miller to accomplish a specific quality consistency or distinct flavor profile, or both.

Sienna is a Hard Red Spring Wheat developed by Syngenta Seeds, Inc. It has a high yield potential, good protein and test weight. It is a semi-dwarf, plant height similar to Redwing expressing very good straw strength, medium tolate maturity, awed, white chaff and strap head type.

Redwing 515 is a hard red spring wheat. It was released by Resource Seeds, Inc in 2008. This variety is now property of AgriPro Syngenta.

Blanca Grande 515 is a hard white spring wheat. It was released by Resource Seeds, Inc in 2010. The stripe rust resistance genes Yr5 and Yr15 were introduced by four backcross generations into the susceptible cultivar Blanca Grande and then combined using marker assisted selection at UC Davis (project supported by Resource Seeds Inc.). Resource Seeds Inc. selected the best lines among BC4F2 lines homozygous for the two genes. This cultivar is very 6 similar to the original Blanca Grande but is resistant to prevalent races of the stripe rust pathogen present in California. It has medium early maturity, averages about 40 inches in plant height, and has fair straw strength. At the time of release it was resistant to stripe rust and leaf rust, moderately resistant to BYD, and susceptible to Septoria tritici leaf blotch. It subsequently became moderately susceptible to BYD and susceptible to powdery mildew. It was evaluated as Entry 1657 in the UC Regional Cereal Testing program from 2010-present for late fall planting in the Central Valley, surrounding areas, the south-central coast region, and southern desert areas of California.

TriCal 158EP is the latest result of TriCal's extensive forage research program. This all new variety stands up even in under the most extreme lodging pressure.

The need for high forage yield with broadly adapted crop growth characteristics makes TriCal 115 as an excellent choice.

Goldrush 91 is a Triticale variety with a maturity comparable to wheat. Highest yielding grain variety on the market today, great fit for California and other soft dough markets.