The most widely-grown canola variety that delivers excellent oil content in a range of growing conditions.
ATR Bonito stands alone as our best-selling canola variety across Australia’s grain growing regions. If you grow canola, chances are you have already seen how well ATR Bonito performs.
ATR Bonito is an early to mid-maturing triazine tolerant canola which is quality tested for fantastic early vigour, and is highly adaptable to a range of environments.
Bonito is our best-selling variety for a reason: growers choose ATR Bonito for highly competitive yield and excellent oil content.
- A high performing variety in a range of conditions
- Fantastic early vigour for strong establishment
- Strong yield potential for reliable returns
- Excellent oil content
Details
| Bag size | 20kg |
| End Point Royalty | $5 per tonne (ex GST) |
| Maturity | Early-Mid |
| Type | Open pollinated |
| Blackleg rating* | MS |
| Resistance group | A |
| Height | Short-Medium |
| Alternative to | ATR Bonito, DG Murray |
| Recommended growing areas | WA, SA, VIC, NSW |
*2021 Autumn Blackleg rating bare. To view the latest GRDC Blackleg management guide click here
NVT Variety Comparison from NuSTEP
National Data:
| Variety | ATR Stingray | Hyola 559TT | ATR Bonito |
| Type | Open pollinated | Hybrid | Open pollinated |
| Blackleg Rating* | MR-MS | MR | MS |
| Oil Avg (%) | 43.60 | 43.97 | 44.32 |
| Yield Avg (MT/HA) | 1.90 | 2.07 | 1.90 |
| Yield % of Trial Mean | 99% | 108% | 99% |
NuSTEP data source: 160 WA, NSW, VIC, SA NVT trials with all varieties represented with an average trial mean yield of 1.27 MT/HA (2013-2017). Information based on data available as at 24/01/2018.
East Data:
| Variety | ATR Mako | ATR Bonito |
| Type | Open pollinated | Open pollinated |
| Blackleg Rating* | MR-MS | MS |
| Oil Avg (%) | 42.21 | 44.36 |
| Yield Avg (MT/HA) | 1.95 | 1.95 |
| Yield % of Trial Mean | 98% | 98% |
NuSTEP data source: 127 NSW, VIC, SA NVT trials with all varieties represented with an average trial mean yield of 1.99 MT/HA (2014-2017). Information based on data available as at 24/01/2018.
For the most up to date NVT data in your region please contact your local Nuseed representative.
