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The Scientist Gardener: November 2011

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Thursday, November 10, 2011. Among plant geneticists, breeders are always held up as the pragmatic experts who know what matters in the Real World. But not all fields perceive breeders this way. Sustainable agriculture was a popular session topic at the tri-societies joint meeting. In San Antonio. More specifically, many speakers took pleasure (rightly so) in pointing out the subtle complexities of local agricultural systems that many of us in breeding gloss over when trying to help. Small grains (wheat...

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The Scientist Gardener: Welcome!

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I'm excited by the renewed public interest in agriculture. .I'm less excited by the fluffy way that it's often misunderstood in the media. I started this blog to help tell the day-in-the-life stories of this industry, its past, and its possible futures. I'll be writing about genetics, ecology, gardening and all the different ways food gets from the dirt to your plate. Leave a comment and I'll do my best to answer it! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Spring vs. Winter Wheat. I bought ...

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The Scientist Gardener: Orange Mystery Dust

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Sunday, September 12, 2010. We were only a few pitches into the first inning and everyone's feet were completely orange. No one could figure out why the grass had been spray painted. Luckily, there was a plant pathologist in center field. The softball field was infected with a rust fungus, most likely Puccinia graminis. These fungi are famous for their very complicated lifecycles, which often require different host plants at different spore stages. The stages of P. graminis. Are shown in the figure.

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The Scientist Gardener: October 2011

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Thursday, October 13, 2011. Genetic Engineering vs. Breeding. Many administrators, private and public, have decided that the future of plant breeding lies in genomics, relying on claims that molecular genetics has revolutionized the time frame for product development. ‘Seldom has it been pointed out that it is going to take as long to breed a molecular engineering gene into a successful cultivar as it takes for a natural gene’. 160; - Goodman 2002. Tuesday, October 4, 2011. OpenSNP and Personal Genomics.

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The Scientist Gardener: Identifying Small Grains

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Thursday, July 22, 2010. Small grains (wheat, barley, rye and oats) can be distinguished by leaf morphology. The part of the leaf that stays wrapped around the culm. The part of the leaf that sticks out (and looks like a leaf). A thin collar on the base of the blade that wraps around the culm. Projections from the base of the blade that may wrap around the culm. Ligules and auricles in particular have taxonomic value for small grains. Short, hairy, clasping auricles. Hairy leaf blade and sheath. Works in...

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The Clueless Gardeners - A Garden Blog: July 2013

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Monday, July 8, 2013. I found this guy while pulling weeds at the King St. Community Garden. Such a cool bug! Links to this post. Monday, July 1, 2013. More Chestnut Trees Found. The Chestnuts are on the south side of the road. There is a convenient place to pull a car off of the road, but the trees themselves are beyond a bunch of dense meadow growth. With two little kids and a strong sensitivity to poison ivy, I can't get any closer. But here are the pictures I was able to take from the road. I found, ...

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NYC Health Department’s new campaign: Pour off the Pounds! The ever intrepid New York City Health Department launches a new campaign today. Stop drinking soft drinks or else you are “Pouring on the Pounds.”. It explains the rationale. For the campaign in a bulletin. In short, as described in the press release. Soft drinks add empty calories that nobody needs? These sound like fighting words! Antibiotics in farm animals: the fight is on. The Beverage Association responds. Almost as bad is that many replac...

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The Clueless Gardeners - A Garden Blog: April 2012

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Friday, April 6, 2012. Springtime in the Garden. The peas are growing. The garlic is thriving. And the asparagus is just starting to peek. The compost is ready for moving into the garden. And the garden is not ready just yet for the compost. I have a lot of work left to do this weekend to prepare the beds, but progress is being made! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to our garden! Michelle, Chris, and Gabe Clay. It's All About Change. Dont Just Sit There. . .

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Radix: Radix Alphabetical Advent Calendar

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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Monday, 1 December 2014. Radix Alphabetical Advent Calendar. When it comes to Christmas, I'm a bit of a "bah, humbug! Today is December 1st, so I give you A and the first root in the Radix lexicon: aandegopin. PS I'm really worried about Christmas Eve. As someone who only recently started following your blog I can enjoy your recycled blog posts as if they were new. Cheers for an excellent blog and heres to a new year full of great possibilities. 1 December 2014 at 17:02.

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Radix: February 2014

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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Monday, 10 February 2014. Mauka: Making a Meal of It. Several days ago, a lull in proceedings allowed me to get out to Oca Acres and try and tidy up what the wind had scattered. Our soil, a sticky clay, was slippery and totally unsuitable for digging. Despite this, my curiosity got the better of me and I felt the sudden and powerful urge to lift one of my mauka seedlings. Like cassava, the root is said to need careful preparation to remove what the Lost Crops of the In...

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Radix: April 2014

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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Thursday, 3 April 2014. I meant to publish this a while ago, but tedious distractions like earning money got in the way - c'est la vie. Received wisdom holds that there is nothing better than other people's money. I have little experience of this, remaining open to any offers you might care to make in that regard. I am, however, an enthusiastic convert to the concept of other people's greenhouses, especially when they're frost free all winter. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Radix: December 2013

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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Tuesday, 31 December 2013. Numb Fumbling 2: Sagittarias Rising. The weather has been slightly cooler of late, so what better time to plunge my hands into the icy cold, muddy waters of the Sagittaria. Buckets to examine the yields. This is considerably less pleasant and more painful than oca harvesting. Perhaps the only thing in its favour is the natural buoyancy of the Sagittaria. This year I grew two varieties of arrowhead, S. latifolia,. And chi gu 慈菇,. As well as so...

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Radix: November 2013

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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Thursday, 28 November 2013. Numb Fumbling 1: A Tale of Two Talets. The season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is over. It is now chilly and the soil is saturated from weeks of rain. It's time once again to plunge my hands into the ground and see how the talets are faring. I find gloves to be an encumbrance when sifting through sticky soil or compost for seeds and small tubers; my hands at least must be naked when harvesting talets. I've yet to do any controlled assess...

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Radix: January 2015

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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Friday, 16 January 2015. Amphicarpaea - Talet Like It Is. Happy New Year. Rather than make pronouncements on the forthcoming reformation of my character and behaviour, my 2015 New Year's resolution is to abandon the concept of New Year's resolutions altogether and just get on with things. In that spirit, I am going to spend a few weeks rodding this blog's pipework in the hope of clearing the indigestible mass of half-finished posts that have been backing up. As I searc...

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Economic Sense: January 2015

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Agricultural and Applied Economics with a focus on Biotechnology and Natural Resources. Thursday, January 22, 2015. Fat Tails, The Precautionary Principle, and GMOs. I recently just wrote a blog post over at my applied econometrics blog (Econometric Sense) about fat tails and risk modeling. At the end of the post I mentioned Nassim Taleb's paper. Regarding the precautionary principle and GMOs ( Jayson Lusk. No, my friend. You’re likely living in a fat tail! I probably need to read the paper again and spe...

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Friday, August 24, 2012. Monsanto's GM Drought Tolerant Corn. 160;maize will be the first commercially available transgenic (GM) drought tolerant crop if its released in 2013 as planned. Hybrid seed sold under this trademark will combine a novel transgenic trait (based on the bacterial cspB. Gene) with the best of Monsantos conventional breeding program. The Union of Concerned Scientists threw their usual wet blanket. Tuesday, January 31, 2012. Which will incorporate resistance to ALS. In San Antonio&#46...

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