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The Journey: From a breeder s cross to a malting barley variety.

Know your roots. Yeast. Beer !!. Water. . . . . Hops. Malt. Yeast. AMBA 2008 Recommended Malting Barley Varieties. Six-RowVariety SourceYear* Variety SourceYear*Robust (MN)1984 Stander (MN) 1995Foster (ND) 1997 Lacey (MN) 2000 Legacy (AB) 2001 Drummond (ND) 2002 Tradition (AB)2004 Stellar-ND (ND)2006Two-RowVariety SourceYear* 9448

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The Journey: From a breeder s cross to a malting barley variety.

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    1. The Journey: From a breeder’s cross to a malting barley variety. Allen D. Budde, USDA/ARS, Cereal Crops Research Unit, Madison, WI and Kevin Smith, University of Minnesota – St. Paul

    2. Know your roots

    3. AMBA 2008 Recommended Malting Barley Varieties Six-Row Variety Source Year* Variety Source Year* Robust (MN) 1984 Stander (MN) 1995 Foster (ND) 1997 Lacey (MN) 2000 Legacy (AB) 2001 Drummond (ND) 2002 Tradition (AB) 2004 Stellar-ND (ND) 2006 Two-Row Variety Source Year* Variety Source Year* Harrington (CA) 1989 Conlon (ND) 2000 Merit (AB) 2000 AC Metcalfe (CA) 2005 Craft (MT) 2007 CDC Copeland (CA) 2007 Conrad (AB) 2007 Scarlett (DE) 2008 *Year the variety was first added to the AMBA list of recommended malting barley varieties.

    4. The Journey Part 1: Breeder F1 to F5: The cross and sorting out Part 2: Breeder and QA Lab F5 and beyond: Agronomic evaluation and malt quality evaluation at CCRU Part 3: Breeder and AMBA Formal evaluation of Malting and Brewing quality

    5. What is Malting Quality? Agronomics (Yield, Heading date, Lodging, Straw strength) Disease resistance (FHB, Ug99) Protein Plumpness Color Wort (% extract, protein, FAN, color, b-glucan, turbidity, viscosity) Enzymes (diastatic power, a-amylase) Malting and Brewing Performance Taste

    8. Agronomic comparisons of M109 compared to check varieties 2002-2003 in Minnesota On-Farm trials (mean of 12 trials)

    9. Mississippi Valley Uniform Barley Nursery

    10. AMBA Pilot Malting Data

    12. Acknowlegements Ed Schiefelbein UM-St. Paul Mark Schmitt CCRU Chris Martens CCRU Josh Faulkes CCRU Linda Short CCRU Mike Marinac CCRU Andrew Standish CCRU

    14. Mississippi Valley Uniform Barley Nursery

    15. M122 Agronomic comparisons to standard check varieties

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