Barley hybrid plan eyed to boost yields
USDA researchers propose barley hybrids as a third cereal crop after corn and grain sorghum. The scheme relies on male sterile plants and DDT resistance, requiring four breeding steps and mechanized seed production. If successful, barley yields could rise by about 25 percent through targeted cross pollination.
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