A falling numbers fact-finding mission
Weather patterns and susceptible varieties are behind the falling numbers phenomenon. But what else can help manage this problem?
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Breeding resilient malt barley
The Washington State University research program aims for varieties that can withstand environmental instability.
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Barley trade trip to Mexico
Four major barley states were represented in a recent mission to Mexico with the U.S. Grains Council
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Spicing up spring wheat
Pest and weed control, soil degradation, climate and quality all on the radar for Dr. Pumphrey’s wheat research at Washington State University.
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Numbers count when seeding
Trials suggest both rate and seed size impact winter wheat stand establishment and yield.
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Predicting performance
Genomic selection helps weed out unsuitable varieties early in the wheat breeding process.
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Falling number research receives FFAR grant
The WSU research team working on a new falling number test recently received $835,000 over three years from the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) that matches funds from industry and other sources, including the WGC.
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Outsmarting cheatgrass
This troublesome weed has some tricks up its sleeve. WSU Postdoctoral Research Associate Samuel Revolinski discusses the challenges of reducing the migration of cheatgrass seeds.
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Reaching a new landmark
Researchers at WSU and the USDA-ARS discuss the development of a new diagnostic test to manage low falling numbers post-harvest.
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