New Buckwheat Varieties for Greater Sustainability.

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New Buckwheat Varieties for Greater Sustainability

Buckwheat Importance Exceptional crop for sustainable agriculture – Mellows soil – Releases phosphorus – Smothers weeds – Protects the soil Organic markets strong – Human food – Seed

Buckwheat Importance Cover Crop Use Long flowering periods – Habitat for pollinators

Buckwheat variety selection Variety selection limited – # of varieties and public sources Availability of varieties limited – Access to new varieties limited to contracts

Project Description Collaborators will increase two varieties of buckwheat from Ukraine and compare their characteristics of with those of available varieties grown in North Dakota in regional trials, and make seeds and data available.

Project Participants Farmers: Anne Ongstad, Robinson, ND- Project Leader Rick Mittleider, Tappen, ND Wayne Mittleider, Tappen, ND Researchers: Carmen Fernholz-UMN Pat Carr, Steve Zwinger- NDSU Kevin Murphy-WSU Outreach: Frank Kutka, Theresa Podoll NPSAS/Farm Breeding Club

Project Timeline 2013 – acquire seed & increase 2 varieties – Field tour 2014 – Field tour – Variety trials Multiple locations – Seed increase – Distribute seed

Дикуль Dee-kool Dikul

Девятка Dev-YAHT-ka Devyatka

2013 ND increases Devyatka increase – Anne’s farm – 600 gms sown, June 12 – Swathed, August 27 – Harvested, September 3 – Increase yielded ~55 lbs Dikul increase – Rick’s farm – 1000 gms sown, June 12 – Swathed, September 3 – Increase yielded,~700gms – Hail, drought, grasshoppers

2013 WA increases Kevin Murphy, plant breeder WSU – Backup increases

2013 Field Tour

2014 Seeding Devyatka Increase

Devyatka seed

2014 Dikul seed increase 400 gms sown – June 7 Fast early growth – flower July 5 Storms throughout season – July 22, wind & rain – Sept 3, hail

2014 Variety Trials

2014 Field Tour

2014 CREC Organic Variety Trial

2014 buckwheat trials 3 site average

2014 buckwheat trials 3 site average plant height

2014 buckwheat trials 3 site average

S Where do we go from here?

Whitman Ranch Buckwheat Field

Thank You!