81. Grain Crops grain crops. Agric 4673Principles of grain crop production, classification, andimprovement. Lecture 3 hours. Prerequisites AGRIC 1214 and Junior standing. http://www.cameron.edu/~leonf/ag4673.html

Grain Crops Agric 4673-Principles of grain crop production, classification, and improvement. Lecture 3 hours. Prerequisites: AGRIC 1214 and Junior standing. Return to my Homepage This page is maintained by Leon Fischer

82. Scab Disease Damages Small-Grain Crops (MAY 1999) Greenhouse Gases and Ozone Depletion. FROM VOLUME 12, NUMBER 5, MAY1999. NEWS Scab Disease Damages Smallgrain crops. Item d99may54. http://www.globalchange.org/gccd/gcc-digest/1999/d99may19.htm

GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE DIGEST A Guide to Information on Greenhouse Gases and Ozone Depletion FROM VOLUME 12, NUMBER 5, MAY 1999 NEWS... Scab Disease Damages Small-Grain Crops Item #d99may54 A May 4, 1999, press release from the American Phytopathological Society says that grain farmers in the Red River Valley of North Dakota, Minnesota, and Manitoba have experienced six successive years of crop damage from Fusarium head blight, more commonly known as scab. Additional outbreaks have occurred in Midwestern and Eastern states of the United States. This fungus shrivels the kernels of wheat, rye, and barley, significantly reducing yields. Moisture at the time of flowering is the main stimulus necessary for scab. A succession of wet years beginning in 1993 are linked to the current scab epidemic. From 1991 to 1997, American farmers lost 470 million bushels of wheat, worth $2.6 billion, because of the scab epidemic. Breeding for disease resistance is underway worldwide and soon new cultivars with increased resistance to scab and developed by conventional breeding methods will be available. Hosted by the Global Change Electronic Edition Global Change contact the Editorial Office. E-mail:

83. 8-2Dormancy In Grain Crops back to archive index return home Front Range Seed Analysts 1994 Seed Forum Volume8 Number 2. Dormancy in Seeds of Annual grain crops by Arnold Larsen. http://www.frsa.org/1994sf8/8-2DormancyinGrainCrops.htm

back to archive index return home Front Range Seed Analysts 1994 Seed Forum Volume 8 Number 2 Dormancy in Seeds of Annual Grain Crops by Arnold Larsen It is now documented that several farmers had suffered crop failures by planting seed lots that were dormant but not reported as such on the seed label. The problem arises when seed dealers and sales people are reluctant to sell seed with a label that includes a dormancy percentage in the viability statement. Many seed analysts also prefer reporting all viability in terms of germination in response to the pressures from the seed industry and the extra labor involved in making this determination. When all the viable seeds do not germinate by prescribed AOSA pprocedures, the remaining seeds not germinated are to be tested for viability by the tetrazolium test or other means. Those testing positive for viability are to be reported as "dormant." Then the total viability is the sum of the germination and dormant percentages. To reduce analytical time and to meet with the approval of the seed marketing people, seed analysts will perform extensive research in an effort to find a procedure that will make all viable seeds germinate regardless of the depth of dormancy they may possess. When they discover such a procedure, they present a rule proposal to the AOSA membership requesting a rule change which inserts the new procedure. Quite often these are accepted and seeds of the crop kind in question will no longer have dormant seed reported regardless of how deep the dormancy is. In support of this action there are two dangerous generalizations:

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85. Methods For Detecting GMOs In Grain Crops Methods for Detecting GMOs in grain crops. The following is list of someof the laboratories that offer GMO testing of grain crops for a fee. http://corn.agronomy.wisc.edu/WCM/2001/MethodsForDetectingGMOs.htm

Methods for Detecting GMOs in Grain Crops September 20, 2001 8(25):161-164 Joe Lauer, Corn Agronomist The following is an edited excerpt from a review on detecting transgenic genes in crop plants written by Dr. Peter Thomison at Ohio State University. There are also other circumstances when GMO testing may be useful in crop production, such as when troubleshooting crop disorders during the growing season. If an allegedly herbicide resistant corn or soybean field exhibits extensive injury following herbicide application, the grower may want to confirm that plants in the field are actually herbicide resistant. Similarly a grower, if uncertain, may need to determine what fields, or what parts of fields, he planted to GMO crops. There are several commonly used GMO testing protocols, including biological tests, as well as ELISA and PCR tests, for herbicide and insect tolerance. Growers and end users should consider the advantages and disadvantages of the various testing methods before harvest. Exporters should probably resign themselves to the most rigorous testing protocol to anticipate the additional scrutiny their products will receive overseas. Some major end-users, i.e. large food processors, are currently using a combination of tests for identity-preserved (IP) grains. Herbicide bioassays ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) tests The PCR (polymerase chain reaction) method is more sensitive than the ELISA method and tests for the presence of the specific DNA sequence of the gene itself. The major advantage of PCR tests is sensitivity, i.e. detection of GMOs at very low levels. PCR is the only one of these methods that can effectively detect GMOs in processed foods. Major disadvantages of the PCR protocol include length of time needed (2-3 days), and cost ($75-$300 per sample). PCR tests also require more sophisticated equipment and greater expertise. While more sensitive to GMOs, PCRs in some cases tend to show false positives. PCR procedures were originally developed as research tools for analyzing genes and assisting in the movement of genes among organisms. Given the expense, time, and expertise required, PCR testing has limited potential in the field or at grain elevators.

86. Home Page grain crops Production and Management A University of Wisconsin Short Course. Toapply these practices to specific grain crops and farming systems. http://corn.agronomy.wisc.edu/FISC/

Grain Crops Production and Management A University of Wisconsin Short Course Outline Home Home Page Syllabus Corn Soybean Wheat ... Special Topics Last updated on February 11, 2003 Welcome! These web pages are a resource for the UW Farm and Industry Short Course on Grain Crops Production and Management. It consists of information written by University of Wisconsin research and extension faculty, as well as, other university and industry agronomists. The intent of this web is to provide information on grain crop production principles. For timely, up-to-date information on in-season production in Wisconsin click here The web is a large resource. If you find a web page that might be of interest to Wisconsin grain farmers, please e-mail the URL to me at the address below. Thanks! Course Objectives The objective of the course is to provide a basic understanding of management practices in grain crop production. To apply these practices to specific grain crops and farming systems.

87. Cereal Crops rye, Sorghum and wheat. The term grain crops may also be use to includedicotyledenous grains such as amaranthus and chenopodium. http://www.agrobiologicals.com/glossary/G1175.htm

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88. Pictures And Posters Of Grain Crops - 1 In Association with Art.com GLACIER. Search What's New. Collections. Framed Sets.Top 100 Posters. Framing. Shipping Costs. Pictures and Posters of grain crops 1. http://www.clipartoday.com/nature/grain01_poster.html

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89. Volunteer Assignment : Grain Crops Disease Control Uzbekistan Phase II Assignment Title grain crops Disease Control. AssignmentNumber UZB156. Assignment Location Qarshi city, Kashkadaryo oblast. http://test.winrock.org/what/volunteer/assignment.cfm?AC=UZB156

90. Armyworms Threaten To Invade Small Grain Crops Armyworms Threaten To Invade Small grain crops. Fall is approachingquickly and so are one of small grain crops' worst enemies. Fall http://www.tamu.edu/univrel/aggiedaily/news/stories/archive/092498-17.html

Armyworms Threaten To Invade Small Grain Crops Fall is approaching quickly and so are one of small grain crops' worst enemies. Fall armyworms pose a monstrous threat to Texas pastures and grain crops each year, but entomologists say this year's conditions may be especially favorable for the ravenous larvae. Fall armyworms can cause serious damage in one to two days before the damage is even noticed. The larvae attack small grains in large numbers and devour all plant material in their path. Texas Agricultural Extension entomologist Clifford Hoelscher says early detection and preventative measures are essential for successful small grains crops this season.

91. Information For Agents - U.K. Grain Crops Extension Oats in Kentucky Oat is the only small grain crop that should be seededin the spring in Kentucky. Oats are excellent as a companion http://ces.ca.uky.edu/bullitt/anr/oats.htm

Oats Information College of Agriculture Department of Agronomy ... Variety Trials Oats in Kentucky Oat is the only small grain crop that should be seeded in the spring in Kentucky. Oats are excellent as a companion crop for establishing legumes or as a supplemental hay or silage crop. There are cover crop spring oats available and are usually labeled as variety unknown. If they are to be grown for seed or grain, then the varieties that are resistant to red leaf disease should be used. Contacts County Agent Directory James Herbek, jherbek@uky.edu Chad Lee, ... cdlee2@uky.edu (For more contacts, see the Contacts page). Oat Resources General Production Spring Oats in Kentucky (pdf) Grazing Oats Planting Oats in August?! (pdf) r eturn to top r ... UK Policy Warning © 2002, University of Kentucky. For problems, questions, or permission to reprint information from this website, please contact Chad Lee . Last Update:

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96. Wild Oats Grain Market Advisory Provides news, analysis, marketing strategies and local grain prices for western Canadian grains, oilseeds and special crops. http://www.canadagrain.com/wildoats/wointro.html

Contents Sample Issue Subscribe Canadagrain Wild Oats Grain Market Advisory A market is a process of price discovery. You want to know the most buyers will pay. Buyers want to know the least that will persuade farmers to put adequate supplies on the market. In any market, including our grain markets, those with the most information will do better, over time. Maybe the lucky will hit it right now and then, and have something to boast about. But those who methodically accumulate information will always tend to do better, as they deserve. An easier, less expensive way to get real information If I offered you an opportunity to drive 50 miles once a week to buy coffee and listen to two experts with different sources of true information about the market, you would be wise to take me up on this offer. It would cost you 100 miles of driving expenses [maybe $30], plus a buck for the coffee, and three hours of your time which is an important expense. But it could pay off. I have a much better offer: same two experts, with different sources of information about grain and oilseed markets

97. Organic Grain Link -designed To Help Organic Arable Farmers UK project to help organic arable farmers produce and market their crops effectively and profitably. http://www.organicgrainlink.co.uk

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100. Paulson Premium Seed And Conditioning, Global Marketing, Certified Seed Conditio Certified seed conditioner in North Dakota, offers grain processing and sales of commercial and specialty crops. http://www.paulsonseed.com

The Region's Specialist for Seed Conditioning Since 1982! News Story: Paulson Seed Attends Cuban Trade Show! Due to unusual weather conditions, 2003 seed supplies are expected to be in short supply this Spring. We anticipate that many popular varieties will be sold out very early in the season. Call Today to Reserve your Spring Seed and arrange for EARLY pickup! Paulson Premium Seed and Conditioning, located in Bowman, North Dakota , specializes in quality grain processing, bagging and sales. Our 3,600 square foot conditioning facility includes a 70-foot truck scale, an air screen cleaner, three indent cleaners, two gravity tables and electronic bagging system. We have the capacity to store bagged grain in our 5,000 sq. ft. warehouse or bulk grain in hopper bins while awaiting processing or shipment. There is also additional storage at our railroad siding. We are committed to providing premium service to area producers and to developing regional markets for alternative crops and processed grain products. To ensure full customer satisfaction, we continue to offer producers portable grain conditioning and gravity table service.

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