“And then winter nurseries, another huge advance to move things along more quickly by growing one generation. Or, in fact, in our program, we always grew two generations in New Zealand or Mexico or wherever it might have been.”

Dr. Brian Rossenegel · Podcasts - RealAgriculture · CAHOF inductee Dr. Brian Rossnagel on advancing barley & oat genetics | RealAg Radio Oct 28/26

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