1. Grain Crops Breeding And Genomics Research At McGill Access to MQTL (simplified composite QTL mapping), MSIM and GREGOR (genetic simulation) and KIN (kinship Category Science Biology Genetics Software Quantitative Genetics......GRAIN CROP BREEDING and GENOMICS. Diane Mather inspecting Breeder Seedof Fjord oat. RESEARCH GROUP. Diane Mather, Professor and Associate http://gnome.agrenv.mcgill.ca/

GRAIN CROP BREEDING and GENOMICS Diane Mather inspecting Breeder Seed of Fjord oat. RESEARCH GROUP Diane Mather, Professor and Associate Dean (Research) Jean Gerster, Research Associate Yella Jovich-Zahirovich , Research Assistant Micheline Ayoub, Ph.D. student Annie Claessens, Ph.D. student Anissa Lybaert, Ph.D. student Shaolin Liu, Ph.D. student Jean-Francois Desmeules, M.Sc. student CURRENT RESEARCH Analysis of QTL and their interactions QTL mapping, validation and marker-assisted selection in barley Barley/oat bioinformatics (the BRAHMS project: Bioinformatic Resource for Avena and Hordeum Metabolic Sequences) Fusarium head blight resistance in wheat Oat breeding Quality traits in timothy SOFTWARE MQTL and NQTL: Software for interval mapping of QTL MQTL (for DOS or UNIX) and NQTL (for MS Windows95 and beyond) read data for marker genotypes and quantitative trait phenotypes of homozygous lines from a biparental cross. Phenotypic data may represent observations from many different environments. Two types of analysis are performed: simple interval mapping and a simplified form of composite interval mapping. In each type of mapping, tests are performed for the presence of main effects and QTL-by-environment interaction. MQTL can also perform permutation tests to establish thresholds for control of type I error rate. MQTL and NQTL can be downloaded by ftp from gnome.agrenv.mcgill.ca/software/MQTL

2. Auburn University Grain Crops Homepage Everything you wanted to know about grain crops, from prices to management. http://www.aces.edu/department/grain/Frame.htm

3. AGSELL – Food, Fibres & Agricultural Products - Grain Crops grain crops. Months available for export from NSW http://www.agric.nsw.gov.au/agsell/division_2/div_2_4.htm

VEGETABLES FRUITS ANIMALS and MEAT PROCESSED FOOD and FIBRES GRAINS Grain Crops Months available for export from NSW CROP VARIETY Grains Wheat Durum, White Barley Malting, Feed Canola Buckwheat Triticale Oats Rice Rye Maize Popcorn, Sweet, Feed Pulses Soya Adzuki Bean Aduki, Adsuki, Asuki Broad Bean Fava, Horse, Feves, Windsor Chickpea Garbanzo Lupin Mung Bean Yellow (moong dahl), red Navy Bean Lentil Green , Brown Pigeon Pea Toor Split Pea Yellow, Green Cow Pea Nuts Macadamia Pecan Almond HOME MORE ABOUT AGSELL ADVICE FOR NSW EXPORTERS ... CONTACT AGSELL Agsell, NSW Agriculture Level 17, 'Parkview', 157 Liverpool Street, Sydney, 2000 PO Box K220, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia Tel: 61-2-9372 0100 Fax: 61-2-9372 0155 agsell@agric.nsw.gov.au

4. Advice On Forage Grain Crops Advice on Forage grain crops. Proceedings of Field Event at Kilmacow, Co Kilkenny http://www.teagasc.ie/publications/2002/foragegrain.htm

Home Press Releases Events Publications ... Quick Search Advice on Forage Grain Crops Proceedings of Field Event at Kilmacow, Co Kilkenny Wednesday, 17 July, 2002 Introduction Feed costs are a major cost in producing beef or milk. Alternative feed sources may provide opportunities to reduce feed costs and thereby increase income. Decisions to alter feeding programmes cannot be based on unit feed costs alone as there are opportunity costs associated with land, premia and labour. Risk and extra management time required are also factors which will influence the uptake of alternative feed production systems. Grass silage has been the main stay of winter feeding systems for many years and will continue to be so. However, the competitiveness of grass and grass silage is of major importance to Irish producers. Grass silage in particular is not without its limitations in terms of consistency of quality, cost of production and availability of contractors. It also suffers from high dependence on weather for harvesting and for growing conditions. There is an increased range of alternative forages and feeds available to farmers. Improvements in breeding technology, systems and practices in this area have helped the expansion of alternatives to grass silage.

5. Auburn University's Grain Crops Web Site WELCOME TO AUBURN UNIVERSITY'S grain crops WEBSITE. This site iscreated and maintained by Hendrik W. van Riessen, and edited by http://www.aces.edu/dept/grain/

WELCOME TO AUBURN UNIVERSITY'S GRAIN CROPS WEBSITE This site is created and maintained by Hendrik W. van Riessen, and edited by Hendrik W. van Riessen, Paul L. Mask, William S. Gazaway, Kathy L. Flanders. If you have any suggestions for this site please E-mail Hendrik W. van Riessen ENTER

6. Post-Harvest Handling Of Crops Identity Preservation of grain crops. pdf version http://www.bae.umn.edu/extens/postharvest

Post-Harvest Handling of Crops Program Leader: Bill Wilcke Programs Extension Post-Harvest Processing of Crops Research Maintaining Grain Quality During Drying and Storage University of Minnesota Extension Service Publications Web-Based Publications The text of the following University of Minnesota Extension Service publications is available on the web. In some cases drawings, photos, figures, etc. are not available in the on-line version of the publication. Each publication provides you with a link to information about purchasing the printed version from the University of Minnesota Extension Service Distribution Center. Controlling Indianmeal Moths in Stored Shelled Corn and Soybeans Dryeration and In-Storage Cooling For Corn Drying Fumigating Stored Grain Management of Stored Grain with Aeration ... Wheat and Barley Storage Other Materials Designing Potato Ventilation Systems (Videotape) How to order University of Minnesota Extension Service Publications Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department Materials Department Publications Review our publications for more information on a variety of topics. The

7. Auburn University's Grain Crops Web Site Identity Preservation of grain crops. Some grain customers are now willing to pay premiums for grains that have special http://www.acesag.auburn.edu/department/grain

WELCOME TO AUBURN UNIVERSITY'S GRAIN CROPS WEBSITE This site is created and maintained by Hendrik W. van Riessen, and edited by Hendrik W. van Riessen, Paul L. Mask, William S. Gazaway, Kathy L. Flanders. If you have any suggestions for this site please E-mail Hendrik W. van Riessen ENTER

8. Identity Preservation Of Grain Crops 20002001 Grain Storage Issues Home. Bill Wilcke, Extension Engineer wilck001@umn.eduSeptember 1999. Identity Preservation of grain crops. http://www.bae.umn.edu/extens/postharvest/ip.html

2000-2001 Grain Storage Issues Home Bill Wilcke, Extension Engineer wilck001@umn.edu September 1999 Identity Preservation of Grain Crops Some grain customers are now willing to pay premiums for grains that have special characteristics (for example high-oil corn or organically produced crops), and in other cases, some grain customers are unwilling to accept grain that has certain characteristics (for example, genetically modified crops). In order to meet customer demands, farmers and other grain handlers must be able to keep these special crops separate from other crops and they must be able to prove that they have maintained separation (identity preservation, or IP). Develop and instill the proper attitude . Most of us (this includes owners, managers, and hired labor) aren't used to practicing identity preservation and paying so much attention to the needs of specific customers. We need to keep reminding our employees and ourselves that this is important and that customer satisfaction and premiums are at stake. Although auditing and testing are used in most programs to make sure that identity has been preserved, the fact is that honesty and trust are still important parts of most IP programs. Violation of that trust is likely to result in loss of customer confidence, premium prices, and future opportunities. Know what's in the contract!

9. Fertilizing Irrigated Grain And Oilseed Crops grain crops Plant Science 274 Winter Semester, 2003 Welcome to "PLSCI 274 - grain crops". http://www.agric.gov.ab.ca/agdex/100/54100001.html

Fertilizing Irrigated Grain and Oilseed Crops Introduction Nutrient requirements of crops Nutrient uptake and accumulation Soil sampling ... Computerized fertilizer recommendations Adapted from Agdex FS100/541-1 - Also available in PDF format - 949 KB Introduction Soil fertility is an important aspect of irrigated crop production. On nutrient deficient soils, applying fertilizer increases yields and improves crop quality. To achieve optimum crop yields, producers should use soil tests to develop an economical and environmentally responsible soil fertility program. It is necessary to understand how the amount and availability of soil nutrients can limit crop growth before management practice are changed to improve crop production. This factsheet contains fertilizer recommendations for irrigated small grain and oilseed crops based on field research conducted by the Soil and Crop Management Branch of Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development. Nutrient requirements of crops Crops need many nutrients to grow properly. Nutrients needed in larger amounts are called

10. IP Of Grain Crops University of Minnesota Extension Service. Bill Wilcke, Extension Engineer wilck001@umn.edu612625-8205 Winter 2001. Identity Preservation (IP) of grain crops. http://www.bae.umn.edu/extens/postharvest/ipgraincrops.html

Bill Wilcke, Extension Engineer wilck001@umn.edu Winter 2001 Identity Preservation (IP) of Grain Crops Some grain customers are willing to pay premium prices for grains that have special characteristics (for example, food-grade corn or soybeans, or organically produced crops), and in other cases, some customers are unwilling to accept grain that has certain traits (for example, genetically modified crops). In order to meet the demands of these customers, farmers and other grain handlers must be able to keep special crops separate and free from contamination by other crops, and prove that they have maintained separation (identity preservation, or IP). Here are some approaches and considerations that might be useful in an IP program. Develop a customer-service attitude. Most farmers and other grain managers aren't used to practicing identity preservation and paying so much attention to the needs of specific customers. It's important to keep reminding yourself and your employees that identity preservation is critical for customer satisfaction and that premium prices could be at stake. Although auditing and testing are used in most programs to make sure that crop identity has been preserved, the fact is that honesty and trust are still important parts of most IP programs. Violation of that trust is likely to result in loss of customer confidence, premium prices, and future marketing opportunities. Know what's in the contract!

11. Grain Crops grain crops up. Related topics broader, crops. http://agrifor.ac.uk/browse/cabi/detail/8eec91eff91eb9db710c11c1cb459531.html

grain crops [up] Related topics: broader crops other field crops plants narrower cereals grain legumes Economics of organic grain and soybean production in the Midwestern United States USA ... Grains Research and Development Corporation : grain zone Grain Zone is the Web site of the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC), an Australian statutory corporation formed in 1990. It invests in research and development and links this research with industry needs, in partnership with growers and the Australian government. It is funded by a levy on grain growers. The site provides details about the GRDC, its organisation and activities, and information for growers, researchers and consumers. Some research publications are available to download in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader. Other publications are listed for sale. Australia cereal grains grain grain crops ... Lost crops of Africa : Volume 1, Grains Published on the Web in 1996 by the National Academy Press, this book was prepared by the Board on Science and Technology for International Development, which comes under the auspices of the US National Research Council. This volume focuses on the native food plants of sub-Saharan Africa, outlining how these grains are grown, harvested and processed, and listing their benefits and limitations as a food source. This book highlights the possible role that these native grains can play in preventing famine and improving food supply in Africa. Chapter headings include: African Rice, Finger Millet, Fonio (Acha), Pearl Millet, Sorghum, Tef, Other Cultivated Grains, and Wild Grains. This full-text book is 408 pages long, is freely available online, and can be browsed by chapter or searched by keyword.

12. FIELD CROPS 2003 WEEDS Grain Crops, Soybeans, Forages 223 Grain Cr FIELD CROPS 2003 WEEDS grain crops, Soybeans, Forages grain crops, Soybeans, Forages Hagood, Extension Weed Specialist, Virginia Tech; C.W. Swann, Extension Weed Specialist, Virginia Tech Wilson, Weed Scientist, Virginia Tech; R.L. http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/pmg/fc5a.pdf

13. Pravda.RU Russia To Boost Grain Crops By 30-40m Tons A Year grain crops may grow by 3040m tons up to 100-110m tons a year, while grain exportsmay total 20m tons, Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Alexey http://english.pravda.ru/economics/2003/02/04/42968.html

Say what you want! PRAVDA.Ru will hear you! Feb, 04 2003 In Russian Em Portugues Former USSR Top Stories ... About Pravda.RU:Economics:More in detail Russia to boost grain crops by 30-40m tons a year Grain crops may grow by 30-40m tons up to 100-110m tons a year, while grain exports may total 20m tons, Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Alexey Gordeyev said at a press conference today. The Agriculture Minister was quoted as saying grain crops of the past two years can hardly be viewed as a long-standing trend but the government is planning to cement the growth of grain production in Russia. In view of this, the Deputy Prime Minister reported that in 2003 the stimulation of the emerging infrastructure for grain production and exports would start. In particular, the government is planning to provide credits for the construction of grain elevators. Gordeyev also pointed out until recently 20m hectares of land had been underused in Russia, which may become a reserve for the further output growth. According to the Agriculture Minister, grain production and exports may become "a substantial contribution to the state budget, since they are reproducible resources, unlike oil or gas". As it was reported earlier, in 2002 Russian grain crops were 86.7m tons, while Russia's grain exports in 2002-2003 are expected to total $10-12m tons.

14. Pravda.RU Russian Agriculture Ministry Reports Gross Grain Crops 1240 200209-04 RUSSIAN AGRICULTURE MINISTRY REPORTS GROSS grain crops The grossgrain crop will be at least 85m tons in Russia this year, SeniorDeputy http://english.pravda.ru/economics/2002/09/04/35941.html

Say what you want! PRAVDA.Ru will hear you! Sep, 04 2002 In Russian Em Portugues Former USSR Top Stories ... About Pravda.RU:Economics:More in detail Russian Agriculture Ministry reports gross grain crops Visit to RBC Articles on the same subject on News.Google.Com: Printing version you may discuss the article in our forum Send it to a friend! Most interesting PRAVDA.Ru forum topics French and German navies may join the Russian fleet in the Arabian Sea! Another 17 invaders "sniff the carnations" presented by the Iraq patriots Iraqi soldiers are admired in the USA Pravda.RU:Economics Summit in Johannesburg. Crumbs for the poor Russia wants to sell its gas emission quotas The World Summit on Sustainable Development is finishing its work in Johannesburg today. Media outlets lost their interest in the summit two days after it began. Ecologists claimed that the summit was a celebration of selfishness and greediness More details Dreaming of 1913 Buyer of Russian grain finally found! A customer who is ready to buy Russian grain has been finally found. Because of two years of crop failures, Canada decided to buy grain from Russia, Russia’s Deputy Minister of Agriculture Anatoly Mikhalev said at a public hearing in the Russian Chamber of Industry and Commerce today. Europe prefers to buy wheat from Ukraine More details Real sales of electrical power not to start before January 2003 The real sector for selling electrical power will begin to operate notearlier than in the middle of January 2003, a representative of theAdministrator of the Wholesale Trading System for Electrical Power Market(ATS) told RBC. The Russian government is to make a respective decision onstarting trade on the free electrical power market, following thepresentation of preliminary (imitating) trade

15. Harvesting And Storing Forage Grain Crops This field event will give farmers an opportunity to see at first hand the harvesting and storage of forage grain crops. http://www.teagasc.ie/events/2002/forage.htm

Home Press Releases Events Publications ... Quick Search Harvesting and Storing Forage Grain Crops Bishopshall, Kilmacow, Co Kilkenny Wednesday, 17 July This field event will give farmers an opportunity to see at first hand the harvesting and storage of forage grain crops. Whole crop barley, wheat, triticale, maize, oats, beans, peas and lupins will be featured. Visitors will get advice on growing whole crop feeds, how to achieve high yields as well as information on production costs. There will also be guidelines on harvesting, storage and mechanisation requirements. Teagasc nutrition specialists will advise on the feeding value of a range of forages and feeds and on the economics of the various whole crop options. The event is being run by Teagasc in conjunction with Seed Technology Ltd. Getting There Visitors to the event should convene at Irish's Bar, Kilmacow from where a shuttle bus will transport them to and from the site. Home Links Search About Us

16. Forage And Grain Crops - Arizona Cooperative Extension Small Grains. Corn and Sorghum. Contacts. Links. Small Grain Advisories. ArizonaForage Producers Association. Historical Acreage of Major Field Crops in Arizona. http://ag.arizona.edu/forageandgrain/

Alfalfa Other Forages Small Grains Corn and Sorghum ... Historical Acreage of Major Field Crops in Arizona document.writeln(document.location + ""); Last Reviewed and Updated: March 18, 2003 Content Questions/Comments: mottman@cals.arizona.edu

17. Forage And Grain Crops - Arizona Cooperative Extension Small Grain Advisories All Files are in PDF Format How to use the Small Grain Advisoriesto Determine Variety Growth Stage Bonita Buckeye Harquahala Litchfield http://ag.arizona.edu/forageandgrain/smalladv.html

Small Grain Advisories All Files are in PDF Format How to use the Small Grain Advisories: to determine Variety Growth Stage to manage irrigations for timing of management operations March 23, 2003 Bonita Buckeye Harquahala Marana ... Home document.writeln(document.location + ""); Last Reviewed and Updated: March 25, 2003 Content Questions/Comments: mottman@cals.arizona.edu

18. U.K. Grain Crops Extension State Extension Specialists. Dr. Jim Herbek. Extension grain crops. 270.365.7541ext. 205. Dr. Chad Lee. Extension grain crops. 859.257.3203. cdlee2@uky.edu. http://www.uky.edu/Ag/GrainCrops/

College of Agriculture Department of Agronomy ... Graduate Students Wanted Grain Crops Extension County Extension Agents See the County Agent Directory to find your local source for agricultural information. State Extension Specialists Dr. Jim Herbek Extension Grain Crops 270.365.7541 ext. 205 jherbek@uky.edu Dr. Chad Lee Extension Grain Crops cdlee2@uky.edu Graduate Students Wanted What about Dr. Bitzer? Dr. Morris Bitzer currently has a 50% research appointment for three years. Although Dr. Bitzer is getting closer to retirement, he is still very active with sweet sorghum and editing the Corn and Soybean Science Newsletter . In addition, Dr. Bitzer has been very helpful to Dr. Lee. Dr. Morris Bitzer Grain Crops Research N-106L Ag Science North Lexington, KY 40546-0091 mbitzer@uky.edu Corn stubble in Warren County, Kentucky. Prices and Weather Commodity Prices U.K. Weather Service Intellicast Weather Commodity Boards Kentucky Corn Growers Association Kentucky Soybean Board / Kentucky Soybean Association Kentucky Small Grains Growers Association Search the Web google (search the entire web) UK Campus Directory Topic Groups New Crop Opportunities Center Precision Agriculture UK Wheat Science Project Plant and Soil Sciences ... Field Day Thursday, June 12, 2003

19. Variety Testing - U.K. Grain Crops Extension grain crops. Variety Performance Testing. http://www.uky.edu/Ag/GrainCrops/varietytesting.htm

Grain Crops Variety Performance Testing College of Agriculture Department of Agronomy ... Variety Trials All reports are in PDF format, which requires Adobe TM Acrobat Reader Once in the Adobe page, scroll down to download a free copy. If you do not have the most recent version of Adobe TM Acrobat Reader , you will need to download the most recent copy to read som e files. File sizes range from 95 to 1,209 kb. Larger files will require more time to open and/or download. You may want to right-click on the file and save it to your computer before opening. Kentucky Hybrid Corn Performance Tests (214 kb) (188 kb) (545 kb) (357 kb) (133 kb) (150 kb) Corn Contact WILLIAM PEARCE wpearce@uky.edu Corn Hybrid Testing N-106 Ag Science North Lexington, KY 40546-0091 Kentucky Soybean Performance Tests (1,209 kb) (251 kb) (367 kb) (484 kb) (180 kb) (99 kb) Soybean Contact EUGENE LACEFIELD elace0@uky.edu Soybean Variety Testing N-222C Ag Science North Lexington, KY 40546-0091

20. Varieties Of Crops Varieties of grain crops. Producers making cropping decisions for thecoming growing season can refer to the latest edition of Varieties http://www.agr.gov.sk.ca/DOCS/crops/var99.asp

Navigation Path >> Home Crops Monday, April 07, 2003 Varieties of Grain Crops Producers making cropping decisions for the coming growing season can refer to the latest edition of Varieties of Grain Crops for the varieties of crops best suited to their area. This publication provides information on the relative yields of grain crops for the different growing conditions (climate, vegetation and soil type) in the province. The publication also provides production information on the crops, including a list of seed distributors. Download PDF File Problems printing PDF files from Adobe Acrobat Reader? Navigation Path >> Home Crops Top of Page 3085 Albert Street, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada S4S 0B1 Phone: (306) 787-5140

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