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A VIRTUAL WHEAT VARIETY TRIAL PLOT TOUR Scott D. Haley CSU Wheat Breeder Soil and Crop Sciences Department Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado wheat.colostate.edu ramwheatdb.com Outline Why are we touring the plots from in


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A VIRTUAL WHEAT VARIETY TRIAL PLOT TOUR

Scott D. Haley

CSU Wheat Breeder Soil and Crop Sciences Department Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado wheat.colostate.edu ramwheatdb.com

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Outline

  • Why are we touring the plots from in here?
  • CSU Wheat Breeding Program objectives
  • Overview of dryland variety trial (UVPT) entries
  • Acknowledgements
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Hail Damage – May 27 2016

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  • Grain yield and yield stability
  • Stress tolerance - drought, high temperatures, winter injury
  • Agronomics - plant height, straw strength, maturity, coleoptile

length, shattering tolerance

  • Disease and insect resistance - rusts, wheat streak mosaic

virus (WSMV), wheat stem sawfly, Russian wheat aphid (RWA)

  • End-use quality
  • Physical, structural
  • Milling
  • Dough mixing
  • Bread baking

Breeding Program Objectives

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1973 1976 1994 2004 2011 2015 Vona - 34.5 bu/a Baca - 33.1 bu/a Advantage = +1.4 bu/a (16 trials, 1990-95) Akron - 42.3 bu/a Vona - 40.9 bu/a Advantage = +1.4 bu/a (35 trials, 1991-95) Hatcher - 46.8 bu/a Akron - 42.1 bu/a Advantage = +4.7 bu/a (78 trials, 2001-08, 2014-15) Avery - 59.6 bu/a Byrd - 58.0 bu/a Advantage = +1.6 bu/a (43 trials, 2013-15) Byrd - 55.0 bu/a Hatcher - 50.5 bu/a Advantage = +4.5 bu/a (49 trials, 2009-15)

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‘Snowmass’ Hard White Wheat (2009) Woodrow, Colorado

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Whole Grain Baking Test – CSU Wheat Quality Lab

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Wheat Stem Sawfly Stripe rust

Breeding Challenges

  • Stripe rust – non issue in Great Plains prior to

2001, evolution of virulent races (2010, 2012)

  • Wheat stem sawfly – non issue prior to 2011,

rapidly emerging problem

  • Stress tolerance

(drought, heat, winter)

  • Dryland, full irrigation,

limited irrigation

  • Other pest resistance

traits (RWA, leaf and stem rust, WSMV, etc)

  • Herbicide tolerance
  • Hard red (HRW) and

hard white (HWW)

  • Commodity and

identity preserved production

A Balancing Act

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Page 29-33

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Hard Red Entries – First Tier

  • Prairie Red, Akron – long term checks
  • Hatcher – 7 years as #1 in CO acreage survey, yield,

quality, moderate stripe rust resistance

  • Byrd – 2 years as #1 in CO acreage survey, #1 in trial

in 2010-12, top 3 2013-14, middle of pack 2015

  • Denali – yield, test weight, straw strength
  • Avery – new release (2015), 2 days later, larger

kernels/better quality, higher yield potential than Byrd

  • TAM 114 (Agseco) – second year in trial, very good in

2015 under heavy stripe rust

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Hard Red Entries – Second Tier

  • Ruth (Nebraska) – second year in trial, good test

weight, good in 2015 under heavy stripe rust

  • Kanmark (KWA) – third year in trial, lower dryland

yields, excellent straw strength for irrigation

  • Cowboy (Crop Res Fnd WY) – Denali sib-selection
  • TAM 204 (Watley) – beardless (I do not like them...)
  • Ripper – 4 years as #2 in CO acreage, on way out
  • CSU experimentals – potential release fall 2016
  • CO11D1767 – yield, stripe rust resistance
  • CO11D446 – yield, test weight, quality, stripe rust
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Hard White Entries

  • Antero – high dryland and irrigated yield, excellent

stripe rust resistance, no grower premium

  • Snowmass – $0.80-1.00/bu grower premium
  • Sunshine – $0.40-0.60 premium, improved yield

and stripe rust resistance relative to Snowmass

  • CO12D922 – 1 of 5 lines for potential 2017 release

as Snowmass-Sunshine replacements (D922, D906, D1028, D2010, D2011)

  • Joe (KWA) – second year in trial, very good in

2015 under heavy stripe rust, quality and sprouting tolerance below average

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Clearfield Entries

  • Two-gene – enhanced tolerance to Beyond,

allows use of methylated seed oil => feral rye

  • Brawl CL Plus – early, good test weight and quality,

intermediate reaction to stripe rust

  • Doublestop CL Plus (OK Genetics Inc) – first year in

trial, good stripe rust resistance

  • Single-gene – cheat, jointed goatgrass control
  • Settler CL (Nebraska) – historically strong performer,

susceptible to new stripe rust races

  • Oakley CL (KWA) – fourth year in trial, good yield,

test weight, stripe rust resistance, quality

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Wheat Stem Sawfly

Wheat Stem Sawfly Stem Solidness Scale (1-5)

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Wheat Stem Sawfly Entries

  • Emerging as a serious concern throughout the

west-central Great Plains, including Colorado

  • MTS1024 (MT St Univ) – solid stem, very late
  • CO11D1397 – CO050337-2/Byrd pedigree
  • CSU experimental, potential release fall 2016
  • Hollow-stem, has shown some “non-preference”
  • High yield & test weight over 2 years at New Raymer
  • Low cutting in 2014 (20”+ precip in May 2015…)
  • Reduced level of larval infestation in stubble (8-10%

compared to 60-70% in Denali

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Private Company Entries

  • Limagrain Cereal Seeds
  • LCS Mint – yield, test weight, quality, stripe rust
  • LCS Chrome – first year entry, leaf/stripe rust resistance
  • Westbred (Monsanto)
  • Winterhawk – yield, drought tolerance, test weight
  • WB-Grainfield – yield, stripe rust resistance
  • WB4721 – first year entry, leaf/stripe rust resistance
  • Agripro (Syngenta)
  • SY Wolf – dryland/irrigated, straw strength, leaf disease
  • SY Monument – yield, stripe rust resistance
  • SY Sunrise – irrigated, straw strength, certified seed
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web – http://csucrops.com

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web – http://ramwheatdb.com

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Acknowledgements

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Questions?