Research
Research Projects
Crop Specific Research
Select a crop below to view all related research projects.
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Start Date: 2019
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Completion Date: 2023
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Project Status: Ongoing
This project will provide input to policy makers and land use planners regarding areas where there is potential to improve wheat yields. Read More
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Start Date: 2018
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Completion Date: 2023
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Project Status: Ongoing
The knowledge, germplasm and markers generated from this project will accelerate breeding cycles and benefit the wheat industry. Read More
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Start Date: 2019
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Completion Date: 2023
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Project Status: Ongoing
The knowledge, germplasm and markers generated from this project will accelerate breeding cycles and benefit the wheat industry. Read More
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Start Date: 2019
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Completion Date: 2022
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Project Status: Ongoing
The knowledge, germplasm and markers generated from this project will accelerate breeding cycles and benefit the wheat industry. Read More
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Start Date: 2019
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Completion Date: 2022
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Project Status: Ongoing
Potential identification of fusarium head blight (FHB) resistance in intermediate wheatgrass (IWG) germplasm developed at the U of M. Read More
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Start Date: 2016
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Completion Date: 2018
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Project Status: Completed
The University of Manitoba has established a perennial grain program headed by Doug Cattani. He has followed two intermediate wheatgrass (Thinopyrum intermedium) (Kernza®) nurseries established in Carman for up to three reproductive years after transplanting to ascertain the sustainability of… Read More
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Start Date: 2018
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Completion Date: 2021
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Project Status: Completed
By evaluating the response of Canadian wheats grown in Western Canada to specific nitrogen and sulfur agronomic management strategies, western Canadian producers will be able to demonstrate that they are utilizing best management practices to reduce creation of the acrylamide… Read More
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Start Date: 2018
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Completion Date: 2023
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Project Status: Ongoing
The main goal of this project is to develop short- and long-term strategies for mitigating the effects of excess moisture on wheat yield an quality. Read More
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Start Date: 2017
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Completion Date: 2018
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Project Status: Completed
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the consistency of distributionin large air seeders (60' width) and effect of fan speed on distribution and seed damage for small (canola), medium (wheat), and large (soybean) seed. Read More