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Beattie  \nCrop Development Centre, University of Saskatchewan  \nJune 7, 2025  \n1.0 Overview  \n1.1. General  \nSupport of the Crop Development Centre (CDC) oat breeding program from our industry partners represents a significant proportion of the funding that the program receives. The CDC oat program is extremely appreciative of the increased support we’ve received from the SaskOats, FP Genetics, Richardson Milling, Grain Millers and General Mills. We are close to renewing support for the oat breeding program from the Western Grains Research Foundation (WGRF) with an agreement set to be signed in July. We also renewed our funding agreements with FP Genetics and SaskOats in 2024 for an additional five years, General Mills generously provided us with three additional yeas of funding beginning in 2024, Grain Millers increased their annual funding over the past year and Richardsons continues to provide strong annual funding to the program. This report outlines activities undertaken between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025.  \nThe 2024 growing season was characterized by above average rainfall in May and June that was combined with average temperatures. This period was followed by relatively dry and above average temperatures in July and August. There was very good soil moisture available for spring seeding which commenced on May 10 and was completed on May 19 with two periods of delay due to rain. June received 111 mm of rainfall which made herbicide application challenging, but it was completed in a timely manner. By early July crops were a bit behind normal development, but above average temperatures and limited rainfall in July and August allowed crops to rapidly proceed through heading and into maturity. From May 1-August 31 Saskatoon received 1,345 GDD (5°C base) with the 5-year average being 1,348 GDD, and received 229 mm of precipitation with the 30-year average being 216 mm. Overall, plots at Preston, Seed Farm, Kernen, and Codette SK, Lacombe AB, and Ft. Whyte, Portage-la-Prairie, Kelburn and Brandon, MB were uniform and produced good data. Plots at Goodale suffered from extreme lodging due to storms in mid-July, although some lodging data was obtained the site was not able to be harvested. The Melfort site had slightly elevated CVs, but the data was still useful. Harvest began on August 15 and was completed by August 31 with no delays due to rain and no frost received prior to completion. Good data was produced from almost all sites during the 2024 season and all material moved through the program normally.  \nWe had no issues with breeding material passing the phytosanitary requirements for New Zealand and were thus able to send all intended breeding lines to the New Zealand winter nursery.  \nOver the past year Mr. Chamara Silva resigned from the field program to take a position with another research group and Ms. Amara Gungaabayar returned from maternity leave.  \nOver the past year the program bought two high volume seed counters that can be used in combination with seed treatment which has significantly sped up our spring pre-seeding preparation. The 80 hp Kubota tractor and Valentini rotary tiller/packer bought last year was used at our off-station sites at Downey and Rosthern and greatly improved the uniformity of the seed bed and subsequent germination.  \n1.2 Highlights  \nOT3125 was supported for registration in February 2025 and provided to FP Genetics for marketing. OT3125 is a moderate β-glucan, oil and protein oat line that combines good groat percentage, good test weight, kernel weight, plumps and low thins. It shows very good yield potential, shorter height, good  \nlodging resistance and moderate maturity. OT3125 also demonstrates resistance to smut. OT3121, which was supported for registration in February 2024, was officially registered with CFIA in 2024 as CDC Hank.  \nCDC Anson, marketed by FP Genetics, is performing well in the AB, SK and MB re","cbCaiohnLVszN8Cx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiohnLVszN8Cx","pdf",671691,14,"English","# 1.0 Overview\n## 1.1 General\n## 1.2 Highlights\n# 2.0 Oat Breeding Program Activities\n## 2.1 Crossing and Early Generations","[{\"question\":\"What time period does the 2024-25 CDC oat breeding report cover?\",\"answer\":\"It covers activities from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025.\"},{\"question\":\"Which weather conditions characterized the 2024 growing season?\",\"answer\":\"Above-average rainfall in May and June with average temperatures was followed by relatively dry, above-average conditions in July and August that supported rapid crop development.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the report’s key breeding and program outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"The program advanced generations via greenhouse crossing and New Zealand nurseries, cleared phytosanitary requirements to send intended lines, acquired equipment to speed spring preparation, and supported registrations such as OT3125 for marketing and OT3121 registered as CDC Hank.\"}]","2024-25 CDC Oat Breeding Program Report - June 7, 2025 | PDF",35]