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Fall 2009 seed.ab.ca Seed Guide

  • Front Cover

  • Pages 1-18  (2 MB)
    • Introduction
    • Table of Contents
    • Global Commodity Demand - New technologies such as drought tolerance, continued ethanol demand, increased yields and possible upcoming changes in climate
      will all play a role in the amount of global crop supplies produced year-on-year.
    • A Vanishing Breed?  Money is often the basis of successful research and development, but people are equally important.
    • The Race to get Crops Ready for Climate Change Heat Up.  As rising temperatures, desertification, and drought threaten the world's food supply, the agriculture industry is fast tracking it's research to find plant genes that can resist abiotic stresses.
  • Pages 19-35 (2 MB)
    • Getting Results - New funding from the Alberta Government means the regional variety trials will live on.
    • The Elimination of KVD - Wheat breeders across the country are saying goodbye to the constraints of visual appearance and are focusing solely on the performance in the field.
    • What's Coming Down the Trait Pipeline? Agriculture companies are stepping up to the plate by placing further investment into crop research to bring
      innovative traits to the market place.
    • Three Musketeers - At a period when the seed industry spends all its time talking about consolidation, some innovators are finding ways to band together and create new opportunities for the smaller independent seed company.
    • Screening for Success - Lougheed Co-op Seed Cleaning Plant
    • Plant. Protect. Preserve. - New midge tolerant wheat web site offers everything you need to know to plant, protect and preserve. 
  • Pages 36-48 (4 MB)
    • New Varieties List

  • Pages 49-76 (7 MB)
    • New Varieties - In with the New
    • Alberta & British Columbia pedigreed seed growers directory of varieties produced in 2009.
    • Tipping the Scales:  Crop Protection vs. Seed Product Sales - The past couple of decades have seen a dramatic shift in terms of agricultural sales in the global crop protection market, which has been held back as the biotech seed sector gained speed and is now racing ahead.
    • On the Edge - Growing roots on leaves, corn glue, and more.

  • Back Cover

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