Dear CAIGE Colleagues Please find our December Newsletter for 2020 providing an update of the CAIGE project and activities from the CAIGE team and collaborators for this year. Kind regards on behalf of the CAIGE team Julie Nicol
Dear CAIGE Collaborators Thank you for your continuous support and joining us over the virtual CAIGE Annual General Meeting 2020- September 15, 2020. The Agenda from the AGM can be found here and presentations of each speak here. Minutes of
Dear CAIGE Collaborators, Please find grain quality data of 2019 CAIGE Barley HERE.
May edition 2020 Dear CAIGE colleagues, I trust this post finds you very well in these interesting times! Our Newsletter for May 2020 provides an update of the CAIGE project and activities from the CAIGE team and collaborators. In this
Yield Data (and key analysis) from each Australian field sites and also separate sheets from CIMMYT Mexico (many different field locations) where these entries have been yield tested in multiple global locations. Disease Data – from Australian including Rust (Cobbity-UoS,
Dear colleagues, A booklet HERE was designed to uncover the functionality of BMS in detecting valuable accessions. Please reach out to Robin Wilson (r.wilson@integratedbreeding.net) and me (deepak.baranwal@sydney.edu.au) for any concerns. Thank you
WE HAVE ADDITIONAL SEED that breeders can request from the AGG – these seed have not entered any of the CAIGE yield trials to date. The seed is attached in the XCEL sheet here and please if you require this
Analysis of the 2019 Public CAIGE yield trials, are now available in each respective crop section, or download files from here :- Bread Wheat – download file ( or visit Bread Wheat Yield Trials 2019 page ) Durum Wheat –
The next CAIGE Annual General Meeting will be held in Adelaide at the University of Adelaide, Plant Research Centre, SARDI Auditorium, on Monday 16th March from 10.30am – 2.30pm . Please contact Julie Nicol on julie.nicol@sydney.edu.au PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE
December edition 2019 Dear CAIGE colleagues, It has been quite sometime since our last newsletter early this year. Till now we have not had much to report but now that harvest is in full swing and we are planning for