Red leather leaf of hay oats disease management guide
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Development of improved oat varieties for hay production: National program III
40 pages
Published: 8 Sep 2008
Author(s): Zwer, Pamela, Hoppo, Sue, McCormack, Peter
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The report summarises the research conducted for a six month period from 1 July 2007 to 30 June 2008 in the National Oat Breeding Program. Selections promoted to 2008 trials and new variety releases will be discussed. These advanced breeding lines represent the elite material for potential new variety release.
This report should be read by growers, industry, and researchers who are interested in the development of improved oat varieties for hay production.
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