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Riband is a specific recommendation for the North where it is still highly regarded for distilling.
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Its yield potential is significantly below the best nabim Group 3 varieties and it has the lowest untreated yield on the List.
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nabim report that it is suited to soft flour grists.
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Low specific weight.
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A slow developing variety.
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Very susceptible to brown rust and Septoria tritici. Susceptible to Septoria nodorum. This poor disease resistance spectrum requires a robust fungicide treatment.
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No longer grown in RL trials.
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Breeder/ UK Agent: RAGT Seeds Ltd (www.ragt.co.uk ).
Page updated January 2008.
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