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Title: Potato Leafhopper Resistance


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Potato Leafhopper Resistance
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PLH Spring Migration
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Breeding for Resistance to PLHHigher Resistance,
Improved Agronomics
Progress in breeding alfalfa for improved
resistance to potato leafhopper
  • Increased PLH resistance
  • 30 86 resistance
  • Later fall dormancy
  • FD2 FD4
  • Better DRIs (30/30)
  • Improved forage yield
  • gt 100 of checks
  • Longer stand life

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WL 353LH
  • New 7th generation leafhopper resistance (first
    to market!)
  • Dramatic improvements in agronomic performance
  • PLH resistance nears 87
  • Impressive visual appeal under severe PLH
    pressure
  • No-Spray Anytime, Anywhere!

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Boone, Iowa2007 Yields (No spray)
  • Variety Yield (T/A)
  • WL 353LH (7th) 5.28 (117)
  • WL 347LH (6th) 4.50
  • Pioneer 54H91 4.37 (97)
  • Pioneer 54V46 3.47 (77)
  • Yield as of 6th Gen WL 345LH

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RRA Update
  • Excellent market acceptance
  • Supply limited
  • 2006 7 market
  • 2007 14 market
  • 2008 20 market

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Current RRA Production
  • gt325,000 acres of RRA hay production were planted
    prior to 3/30/07 (stop-sale/plant order)
  • gt4,100 hay growers using the RR technology
  • gt95 customer satisfaction in market surveys
  • 18,500 acres of current RRA seed production
  • 2007-09 seed harvest insures adequate quantity
    for Spring 2010 re-launch.

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EIS Process
  • USDA issues document defining scope of the EIS,
    and asks for public comment.
  • EIS Scoping document issued January 7, 2008
  • USDA writes and publishes Draft EIS, and asks for
    public comment (60 days)
  • USDA considers public comments in drafting of
    Final EIS, and gives 30 day notice of intent to
    de-regulate
  • USDA/APHIS deregulates RRA

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RRA Customer Satisfaction
Overall, how satisfied are you with Roundup Ready
Alfalfa?
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Reasons for Considering Roundup Ready Alfalfa to
be a Good value
  • Good/better weed control/clean crop
  • Quality forage/feed
  • Lower chemical costs
  • Good/better yield
  • Longer stand
  • Easy program
  • More profitable

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RRA Stewardship Update
  • Stewardship Update
  • Regulatory Approval
  • U.S. and key export markets
  • Validated forage/seed testing kits
    available
  • Pollen flow studies ongoing
  • Honey bee and alkali bee tests - 2006
  • Seed companies and Crop Improvement Associations
    working together to manage seed quality
    (Co-existence w/ organics, etc.)

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