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Principal Investigators
Dr. Mike Blanco
Dr.
Arnel R.Hallauer
Dr.Kendall R. Lamkey
Dr. Michael Lee
Dr.
Linda Pollak
Dr.
M. Paul Scott
Mr.
Kenneth Ziegler
Corn Related Links
NCR167
Germplasm
Licensing ISU
Germplasm
Single Cross Reports
The Maize Page
King Corn
Wisconsin Silage Breeding
Iowa State Corn Yield Test
Germplasm
Enhancement of Maize
ERS
Plant Breeding Study
Corn Project Links
Outlook
Based E-mail
SAS
V8.0 Online Documentation
1999
Crop Science
2001
Crop Science
University Links
Raymond
F. Baker Center for Plant Breeding
PLant
Sciences Institute
Department of Agronomy
Organic Agriculture
Plant Mole.
Breeding Shortcourse
Spring 2004 Plant Breeding Seminar
Plant Science Lecture Series
OSPA
Agronomy Faculty Links
Dr.
Charles Brummer
Dr. Jean-Luc Jannink
Weather Links
ISU Campbell
Network
KCCI Weather
Iowa and Economic Links
Midwest
PROfiles
Iowa Access
Sustainable Ag Links
John
Ikerd Econ. of Sustainability
Practical Farmers of Iowa
Michael Fields Agricultural Institute
Leopold Center
for Sustainable Agriculture
The Land Institute
General Ag Lines
Agriculture Resources
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Welcome to the Homepage of the Cooperative Federal-State
Maize Breeding Project located on the Iowa State University Campus in Ames,
IA
The Cooperative Federal-State Maize Breeding Project has
been in existence on the Iowa State University Campus since 1922.
All project members are housed in the ISU Department of Agronomy.
The Cooperative Federal-State Maize Breeding Project is
a combination of USDA-ARS scientists and scientists in the Department
of Agronomy, Iowa State University. The ISU Corn Breeder's are all members
of the Raymond F. Baker Center for Plant Breeding.
The purpose of this page is to provide information about
our research in maize breeding and genetics. The page is constantly
evolving. Please let us know if you cannot find what you are looking
for.
Questions or comments about the project: krlamkey@iastate.edu
Seeds
and Breeds II
A conference to Reinvigorate Public Breeding of
Seeds and Animals for a Healthy 21st Century Agriculture
September 11-14, 2005
Gateway Center
Ames, IA
Register
Now - Deadline Rapidly Approaching
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