USDA-ARS Corn Breeding Program Update
- Jode Edwards (U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service)
- John Golden (United States Department of Agriculture)
- Adam Vanous (USDA, Agricultural Research Service)
- Nuo Shen (United States Department of Agriculture)
Abstract
The USDA-ARS corn breeding efforts have a long history working with the Iowa State University farm system, dating back to the early 20th century. Research goals and focuses have changed throughout this time; however, current goals concentrate on the development of exotic derived corn cultivars and the understanding of corn genetics within environments. The two USDA-ARS research units consist of a full-time staff of plant geneticists and technicians and include various graduate research associates and undergraduate research students, conducting the research and experiments to achieve their missions’ goals.
How to Cite:
Edwards, J., Golden, J., Vanous, A. & Shen, N., (2022) “USDA-ARS Corn Breeding Program Update”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports 2021(1), 9.
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