Technical Bulletin: Chigwell Barley

 
 
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 Chigwell was developed by the Field Crop Development Centre in Lacombe and is available from SeCan. Chigwell is a six-rowed, smooth-awned, hulled feed barley. It is well-adapted to the Black, Brown, Black and Grey Wooded and Irrigated Soil Zones of western Canada. This variety combines both desirable traits of relatively high grain and forage yields similar or near to Vivar.

Chigwell was tested in the Western Cooperative Barley Trials as BT577 from 2006 to 2007; it was also tested as FB418 in the Western Forage Barley Cooperative Trials from 2006 to 2007. The parentage of Chigwell is Mahigan/H87020005.

Chigwell would make a good multi-use feed barley for western Canada. The FCDC yield data shows grain yields comparable to checks and outyields Vivar under irrigation. This variety has medium height and good lodging resistance similar to Vivar and better than AC Rosser with percent plump comparable to Vivar and AC Rosser.

Chigwell has moderate resistance to scald, spot blotch and spot-form net blotch, resistant to covered (U. hordei) and false loose smut (U. nigra). It also has a higher greenfeed biomass and silage potential higher than Vivar in FCDC tests.

Western Cooperative 6-Row Barley Trials
Summary of Yield and Agronomic Data for all Stations Averaged for 2006 and 2007
Entry Name
Heading
(days)
Maturity
(days)
Height
(cm)
Lodging
(1-9)
Test Wt
(kg/hl)
Protein
(%)
Kernel Weight
(g)
% Plump
>6/64
Vivar
54.6
86.3
82.2
3.3
60.4
12.2
39.1
79.4
AC Rosser
55.0
87.0
82.5
4.3
61.0
12.6
40.3
77.4
Chigwell
55.1
86.1
86.4
3.1
60.6
12.5
39.1
75.7
Station Years
34
30
37
9
28
4
27
20

Western Cooperative 6-Row Barley Trials
Yield (kg/ha) by Soil Zone 2006 to 2007

Entry Name
Eastern Black
Irrigation
Brown Soils
Black
Grey Wooded
kg/ha
% Vivar
kg/ha
% Vivar
kg/ha
% Vivar
kg/ha
% Vivar
kg/ha
% Vivar
Excel
5378.8
99
6842.6
86
4233.7
95
7289.9
91
3841.9
97
Vivar
5426.2
100
7980.2
100
4453.6
100
8027.2
100
3955.9
100
AC Rosser
5740.5
106
8862.1
111
4529.3
102
7460.4
93
4135.3
105
Legacy
5332.6
98
7610.5
95
4090.7
92
7270.3
91
3663.7
93
Chigwell
5257.7
97
8191.6
103
4338.4
97
7355.7
92
3891.0
98
Station Years
16
3
6
6
5

Western Cooperative Forage Barley Trial
Averaged for 2006 and 2007

Entry Name
Forage Quality
Yield
% Ranger
1000KWT
(g)
Test Wt
(kg/hl)
CP
ADF
NDF
TDN
RFV
% Ranger RFV
Virden
5080.1
95.6
42.6
61.3
9.4
37.2
57.5
50.5
97.0
99.3
Dillon
4257.8
80.7
36.4
53.2
9.8
36.9
56.2
50.9
99.6
102.0
AC Ranger
5304.7
100.0
39.2
61.4
9.3
37.4
56.9
50.3
97.7
100.0
Vivar
5501.4
105.6
39.4
60.7
9.0
36.3
56.8
51.6
99.4
101.7
Chigwell
5150.8
97.4
37.2
61.4
9.6
36.4
56.2
51.4
100.2
102.5
Station Years
11
11
11
10
10
10

Field Crop Development Centre
Yield Data by Yield Class 2003 to 2007
Entry Name
Grain Yield (kg/ha)
<4.0
t/Ha
4.0 - 6.0
t/Ha
6.0 - 8.0
t/Ha
> 8.0
t/Ha
Overall
% Check
AC Lacombe
3556.0
5380.6
7454.8
9378.9
6988.2
93
Vivar
3738.0
5786.1
7959.6
10212.7
7508.2
100
Chigwell
3733.5
5614.4
7555.0
9945.6
7230.4
96
Station Years
4
8
16
8
36

Field Crop Development Centre
Agronomic Data 2003 to 2007

Entry Name
Maturity
(days)
1000 KWT
(g)
Test Wt
(kg/hl)
Anthesis
(days)
Height
(cm)
%Plump
%
Lodging
(0-9)
AC Lacombe
98.0
42.0
61.0
54.5
90.4
65.3
2.7
Vivar
99.3
42.4
61.9
55.6
80.9
76.1
1.8
Chigwell
98.7
39.6
61.7
55.7
86.2
75.3
2.4
Station Years
31
35
35
26
35
27
11

Field Crop Development Centre
Feed Quality Data 2003 to 2007

Entry Name
Total
Fibre
(%)
Dig
Energy
(kcal/kg)
Protein
Dig
(%)
Starch

(%)
Protein

(%)
Lipid

(%)
Lysine

(%)
Pentosan

(%)
Sol
Fibre
(%)
B-Glucan

(%)
AC Lacombe
20.9
2931.8
79.0
58.6
12.1
2.5
6.3
5.8
5.1
3.1
Vivar
20.3
3101.3
70.3
58.9
10.8
2.4
5.8
5.9
3.9
2.9
Chigwell
18.8
3147.3
70.0
60.5
11.6
2.7
6.3
5.5
3.9
3.4
Station Years
21

Disease Rating for Chigwell

DiseaseRating DiseaseRating
Surface Borne SmutsRSpot Blotch, S-net Blotch, ScaldMR
N-net BlotchMRMSLoose SmutMS
Stem RustISpeckled Leaf Blotch, Septoria, Common Root Rot, FHBS


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This information published to the web on January 23, 2009.
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