Annual Research Investments
One of IBC's main objectives has
been to fund research projects that would be an investment to the Idaho
barley industry. Over the years, we have seen research funded by the
commission lead to better barley varieties, an increase in production, and
better cultural practices. We take pride knowing that some of the best
barley grown comes from IDAHO!
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| Below is a list of research
projects IBC is currently funding. If you are interested in receiving
detailed information regarding our research projects, please call our office
at
(208) 334-2090 or email us at
kolson@idahobarley.org  Idaho
Barley Commission Research Funding Summary
Idaho
Barley Research Funding Summary 2009 - 2011
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Idaho Barley Research Project Title
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FY 2009 Funding
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FY 2010 Funding
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FY 2011 Funding
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FY 2012 Funding
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ARS
winter and spring barley breeding at Aberdeen
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$30,116
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$34,000
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$22,578
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Pending
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Winter
food barley breeding at Oregon State Univ.
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$19,000
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$19,000
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$4,050
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$19,710
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Breeding
Barley with Resistance to Selective Herbicides at Wash State Univ.
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$
5,000
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$3,500
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Univ.
of Idaho Tetonia Research Farm
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$15,000
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$7,500
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$15,000
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Education
for Barley Production / Extension Nurseries at Univ. of Idaho
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$
7,902
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$
8,330
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$10,810
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$10,932
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Support
Scientist for North Idaho extension trials
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$
3,189
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$
5,151
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$5,285
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$5,040
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Winter
food barley extension nurseries at Genesee, Parma and Aberdeen
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$4,400
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$3,600
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Winter
malt barley tolerance to Define and Axiom herbicides
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$2,415
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$15,765
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Herbicide
soil persistence/resistance management system
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$
3,041
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$
7,946
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Mealybug
/Cereal Root Disease
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$
7,700
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ESN
fertilizer evaluation in dryland production
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$
3,500
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Irrigation
management
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$
1,180
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Pest
status and integrated pest management adoption survey
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$1,000
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TOTAL
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$75,628
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$94,427
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$61,538
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$70,047
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