Comments
Certified seed of this new AgriPro variety should be available for fall 2003. Cutter is a hard red wheat well adapted to most of Kansas and Oklahoma. It has shown excellent yield potential so far in test plots, and has very good overall disease resistance. Cutter should do well in many types of cropping systems and rotations. It can get tall under good conditions and may lodge. Cutter can also shatter if not harvested on time.
Characteristics
Barley yellow dwarf: Susceptible Glume blotch: N/A
Hessian fly: Susceptible Leaf rust: Resistant
Powdery mildew: Moderately susceptible Septoria leaf blotch: Moderately resistant
Soil-borne mosaic: Resistant Spindle streak: Moderately resistant
Stem rust: Resistant Stripe rust: Resistant
Tan spot: Moderately resistant Wheat streak mosaic: Moderately resistant
Acid soil tolerance: Moderately tolerant Coleoptile length: Medium long
Grazing potential: Average Head size: N/A
Height: Medium tall Maturity: Medium
Milling and baking quality: Acceptable Protein: Average
Shattering reputation: Poor Straw strength: Fair
Test weight: Good Winterhardiness: Average
Yield potential where adapted: Excellent Pedigree: Jagger, Tam 200, W81-296
Year of release: 2001
Strengths
 | Excellent yield potential |
| Very good overall disease resistance |
| Medium-long coleoptile |
| Moderately resistant to wheat streak mosaic |
Weaknesses
| Susceptible to Hessian fly |
| Can lodge |
| Can shatter |