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The document describes the ongoing research and development of winter and facultative two-row malting barley varieties, focusing on genetic traits, yield potential, and malting quality for the brewing industry.
Year: 2020
Region / city: Corvallis, OR
Topic: Barley breeding, malting barley
Document type: Research Report
Organization / Institution: Oregon State University
Author: Dr. Patrick Hayes, Mr. Scott Fisk, Ms. Laura Helgerson, Ms. Tanya Filichkin, Dr. Daniela Carrijo, Dr. Javier Hernandez, Dr. Brigid Meints
Target audience: Researchers, barley breeders, malting industry professionals
Duration: 2019-2020
Approval date: N/A
Date of changes: N/A
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Accelerated development of two-row winter/facultative malting barley
Year: 2023
Institution: Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, US
Department: Crop and Soil Science
Researchers: Dr. Patrick Hayes, Mr. Scott Fisk, Ms. Laura Helgerson, Ms. Tanya Filichkin, Dr. Chris Massman
Project type: AMBA-funded barley breeding project
Crop type: Winter/facultative 2-row malting barley
Objectives: Develop high-yielding, disease-resistant, winter-hardy barley varieties with malting quality for adjunct and all-malt brewers and distillers
Methodology: Doubled haploid production, molecular breeding tools, collaborative phenotyping, regional and national trials
Released varieties: Thunder, Lightning, Lontra, Top Shelf, Flex, Successor
Target audience: AMBA members, craft maltsters, commercial brewers, distillers
Germplasm development: Generation of 1,000+ doubled haploids per year, assessment of naked and covered types
Collaborations: US Wheat and Barley Scab Initiative, Small Grains Genomics Initiative, Cereals Crops Research Unit, OSU Malt House, Hartwick Center for Craft Food and Beverage
Performance evaluation: Plant and Pilot Scale testing, malting quality analysis, distillers’ malt specifications
Accelerated development of two-row winter/facultative malting barley
Year: 2023
Institution: Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, US
Department: Crop and Soil Science
Researchers: Dr. Patrick Hayes, Mr. Scott Fisk, Ms. Laura Helgerson, Ms. Tanya Filichkin, Dr. Chris Massman
Project type: AMBA-funded barley breeding project
Crop type: Winter/facultative 2-row malting barley
Objectives: Develop high-yielding, disease-resistant, winter-hardy barley varieties with malting quality for adjunct and all-malt brewers and distillers
Methodology: Doubled haploid production, molecular breeding tools, collaborative phenotyping, regional and national trials
Released varieties: Thunder, Lightning, Lontra, Top Shelf, Flex, Successor
Target audience: AMBA members, craft maltsters, commercial brewers, distillers
Germplasm development: Generation of 1,000+ doubled haploids per year, assessment of naked and covered types
Collaborations: US Wheat and Barley Scab Initiative, Small Grains Genomics Initiative, Cereals Crops Research Unit, OSU Malt House, Hartwick Center for Craft Food and Beverage
Performance evaluation: Plant and Pilot Scale testing, malting quality analysis, distillers’ malt specifications
Release of DH130910 Two-row Facultative Malting Barley, July 4, 2020
Year: 2020
Release date: July 4, 2020
Institution: Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station
University: Oregon State University
Department: Department of Crop and Soil Science
Collaborating institution: Cornell University, School of Integrative Plant Science
Crop: Hordeum vulgare subsp. vulgare
Variety designation: DH130910
Proposed name: Lightning
Type: Two-row facultative malting barley
Breeding method: Doubled haploid derived from TC6W265/29494_2991
Region of adaptation: Pacific Northwest (South Idaho, Palouse, Columbia Basin, western valleys of Oregon and Washington) and New York
Trial programs: Winter Malting Barley Trial; University of Idaho Extension Trials; New York state-wide winter and spring barley trials
Approval status: Passed first year of American Malting Barley Association pilot scale program; name approved by USDA
Development period: Cross made in 2012; doubled haploids produced in 2013; evaluated 2013–2020
Accelerated development of two-row winter/facultative malting barley
Year: 2023
Institution: Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, US
Department: Crop and Soil Science
Researchers: Dr. Patrick Hayes, Mr. Scott Fisk, Ms. Laura Helgerson, Ms. Tanya Filichkin, Dr. Chris Massman
Project type: AMBA-funded barley breeding project
Crop type: Winter/facultative 2-row malting barley
Objectives: Develop high-yielding, disease-resistant, winter-hardy barley varieties with malting quality for adjunct and all-malt brewers and distillers
Methodology: Doubled haploid production, molecular breeding tools, collaborative phenotyping, regional and national trials
Released varieties: Thunder, Lightning, Lontra, Top Shelf, Flex, Successor
Target audience: AMBA members, craft maltsters, commercial brewers, distillers
Germplasm development: Generation of 1,000+ doubled haploids per year, assessment of naked and covered types
Collaborations: US Wheat and Barley Scab Initiative, Small Grains Genomics Initiative, Cereals Crops Research Unit, OSU Malt House, Hartwick Center for Craft Food and Beverage
Performance evaluation: Plant and Pilot Scale testing, malting quality analysis, distillers’ malt specifications
Release of DH130910 Two-row Facultative Malting Barley, July 4, 2020
Year: 2020
Release date: July 4, 2020
Institution: Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station
University: Oregon State University
Department: Department of Crop and Soil Science
Collaborating institution: Cornell University, School of Integrative Plant Science
Crop: Hordeum vulgare subsp. vulgare
Variety designation: DH130910
Proposed name: Lightning
Type: Two-row facultative malting barley
Breeding method: Doubled haploid derived from TC6W265/29494_2991
Region of adaptation: Pacific Northwest (South Idaho, Palouse, Columbia Basin, western valleys of Oregon and Washington) and New York
Trial programs: Winter Malting Barley Trial; University of Idaho Extension Trials; New York state-wide winter and spring barley trials
Approval status: Passed first year of American Malting Barley Association pilot scale program; name approved by USDA
Development period: Cross made in 2012; doubled haploids produced in 2013; evaluated 2013–2020
Effect of malting, toasting and gelatinization in the quality evaluation of cookies made from millet, pigeon pea and OFSP composite flour
Year: 2023
Region / City: Nigeria
Theme: Nutrition, Food Science, Indigenous Crops
Document Type: Research Study
Organization / Institution: Not specified
Author: Adubofuor et al., Arise et al.
Target Audience: Researchers, Food Scientists, Nutritionists
Period of Validity: Not specified
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Modifications: Not specified
Topics: winterfacultative two-row malting