Predicting performance
Genomic selection helps weed out unsuitable varieties early in the wheat breeding process.
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Genomic selection helps weed out unsuitable varieties early in the wheat breeding process.
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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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WGC Commissioner Mike Carstensen participates in National Wheat Improvement Committee D.C. Fly-in.
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Biofortification of wheat could help address the challenge of malnutrition around the world.
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Harvest time at Spillman Farm will be easier with grower gift of plot combines. The Washington State Grain Commission has provided WSU with two combines worth nearly $500,000.
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Quicker testing, predictive modeling, and breeding are all key to helping industry solve the falling numbers mystery.
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Researcher centers work on maintaining, improving soil health. Meet Aaron Esser, WSU Cooperative Extension Agent, Adams County Director.
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Washington State University barley program sees the future in malting barley.
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What does IOT innovations mean for plant breeding? WSU wheat geneticist Arron Carter looks at how far we’ve come and where we are going.
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