Mammoth​

• Very slow maturing APW* spring wheat with excellent yield potential when sown within its optimal window in medium to high rainfall environments.
• MAMOTH​’s unique phenology makes it an excellent option for an early break scenario, suited to sowing from early April through to late April. Its maturity is slightly quicker than Illabo​.
• Unlike winter wheats that have similar maturity, MAMMOTH​​ does not have the same vernalisation requirement. This allows MAMMOTH​​ to continue to develop using day length rather than needing low temperature to trigger flowering like winter varieties need. As a result, Mammoth​ can respond to seasonal conditions and minimise frost risk. Learn more about MAMMOTH​​’s unique phenology demonstrated in the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development’s Wheat Agronomy sowing time response 2022 and 2023 trials below.
• Good all-round disease resistance profile including good yellow spot (MRMSp) and stripe rust (MRMSp – WA pathotype, MSSp – east coast pathotype) resistance
• When sown within its optimal window, MAMMOTH​​ has an adequate physical grain quality package. However, when sown outside very early sowing windows, it may produce higher levels of screenings
• EPR $3.50/t ex GST

*MAMMOTH​​ is classified as APW in the Western and Southern zones.