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2. Registration of 'Manny' barley

Author

Nyachiro, J.M., Helm, J.H., Cortez, M., Oro, M., Juskiw, P.E., and Salmon, D.F.

Subjects
Barley -- Product development -- Intellectual property, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

'Manny' barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) (Reg. no. CV-314, PI 633981) is six-rowed, hulled, and rough-awned spring barley with strong straw that is adapted to western Canada. Manny was developed at [...]

Published
2005

3. Registration of 'Ponoka' barley

Author

Juskiw, P.E., Helm, J.H., Nyachiro, J., Cortez, M., Oro, M., and Salmon, D.F.

Subjects
Barley -- Product development -- Intellectual property, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

'Ponoka', a two-rowed, spring feed barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) (Reg. no. CV-313, PI 633982), was developed by the Field Crop Development Center (FCDC), Lacombe, AB, Canada. Ponoka has been registered [...]

Published
2005

4. Registration of 'Tyto' barley

Author

Helm, J.H., Nyachiro, J.M., Cortez, M., Oro, M., Juskiw, P.E., and Salmon, D.F.

Subjects
Barley -- Research -- Intellectual property, Agricultural industry, Business, Research, Intellectual property
Abstract

'Tyto' barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) (Reg. no. CV-310, PI 632403) was released in 2002. Tyto was developed at the Field Crop Development Centre (FCDC) of Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural [...]

Published
2004

5. Registration of 'Niobe' barley

Author

Juskiw, P.E., Helm, J.H., Nyachiro, J., Cortez, M., Oro, M., and Salmon, D.F.

Subjects
Crops -- Intellectual property, Agricultural industry, Business, Intellectual property
Abstract

'Niobe', a two-rowed, spring barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) (Reg. no. CV-309, Pl 632404), was developed by the Field Crop Development Centre (FCDC), Lacombe, AB, Canada. Niobe has been registered in [...]

Published
2003

6. Registration of 'Vivar' barley. (Registration Of Cultivars)

Author

Helm, J.H., Cortez, M.J., Salmon, D.F., Juskiw, P.E., and Nyachiro, J.M.

Subjects
Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

'Vivar' is a six-row, rough-awned, semidwarf, spring-habit, feed barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) (Reg. no. CV-307, PI 614090) developed and released in 2000 by the Field Crop Development Centre (FCDC) in [...]

Published
2003

7. Registration of 'Peregrine' barley. (Registration Of Cultivars)

Author

Helm, J.H., Cortez, M.J., Juskiw, P., Salmon, D.F., and Stewart, W.M.

Subjects
Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

`Peregrine', a spring six-rowed hulless feed barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) (Reg. no. CV-284, PI 611140), was released in April 1999 by the Field Crop Development Centre of Alberta Agriculture, Food [...]

Published
2001

9. Image analysis of froth for improved flotation.

Author

Hales L.B., Advances in flotation technology Denver, Colorado 01-Mar-9903-Mar-99, Salmon D.F., Ynchausti R.A., Hales L.B., Advances in flotation technology Denver, Colorado 01-Mar-9903-Mar-99, Salmon D.F., and Ynchausti R.A.

Abstract

Four froth imaging systems have been installed in operating copper concentrators to evaluate current imaging technologies and their potential role in improving control in flotation plants. The systems consisted of colour video or digital cameras to monitor characteristics including colour, bubble size and froth movement. The objectives of the tests were to determine if concentrate assays, tail assays and images captured are deterministic functions of flotation process variables and/or flotation control variables, and if the tail and concentrate assays correlate to the mathematical transformations of the images. Results showed that froth image analysis has great potential for characterising flotation performance and that neural network models are capable of learning the relationships between process variables, control variables and the resultant metallurgical performance., Four froth imaging systems have been installed in operating copper concentrators to evaluate current imaging technologies and their potential role in improving control in flotation plants. The systems consisted of colour video or digital cameras to monitor characteristics including colour, bubble size and froth movement. The objectives of the tests were to determine if concentrate assays, tail assays and images captured are deterministic functions of flotation process variables and/or flotation control variables, and if the tail and concentrate assays correlate to the mathematical transformations of the images. Results showed that froth image analysis has great potential for characterising flotation performance and that neural network models are capable of learning the relationships between process variables, control variables and the resultant metallurgical performance.

Published
1999

10. Registration of 'Trochu' barley. (Registrations Of Cultivars)

Author

Helm, J.H., Cortez, M.J., Juskiw, P., Salmon, D.F., and Stewart, W.M.

Subjects
Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

`Trochu' is a six-row, spring habit, feed barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) (Reg. no. CV-299, PI 614089), released in May 2000 by the Field Crop Development Centre (FCDC) of Alberta Agriculture [...]

Published
2002

12. Registration of 'pika' winter triticale

Author

Salmon, D.F., Helm, J.H., Duggan, R.R., Dyson, D.H., and Stewart, W.

Subjects
Triticale -- Research, Crops -- Research, Agricultural industry, Business
Published
1992

14. F1Evaluation of Yield Potential in Hexaploid Triticale1

Author

Salmon, D.F., Larter, E.N., and Gustafson, J.P.

Abstract

Eight hexaploid triticale (X Triticosecale Wittmack) F1populations were evaluated on the basis of yield in 1972 and 1973 at Winnipeg, Manitoba. In each year, one low‐, two intermediate‐, and one high‐yielding F1populations were retained for F3evaluation in an early‐generation yield trial. Comparisons were made of F1and F3yield rankings, also the number of high‐yielding F3families produced by each F1population. The results indicated that evaluation of crosses on the basis of F1single plant yield was ineffective for the selection of crosses with a high yield potential in subsequent generations.

Published
1977
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