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ASHS 2015 Annual Conference

New Technologies for Managing Breeding Data (Workshop) *CEU Approved

Objective(s):
1) Explore new technology available for acquisiton and management of breeding related data
Managing plant breeding data is a cumbersome, labor intensive yet essential task for any breeding program.  However, a variety of technologies and software are available to reduce labor inputs, increase efficiency and uniformity, and improve the ability to track trends.  Workshop topics will include data management of pollination records, pedigrees, trial data, and multiple projects as well as the integration of technology.  Several novel software programs will be discussed and demonstrated.  In addition, tablets used in conjunction with Excel will be presented for capturing field data.  Finally, innovative approaches for maximizing the potential of traditional spreadsheets will be presented.
Tuesday, August 4, 2015: 1:45 PM
Maurepas (Sheraton Hotel New Orleans)
Coordinator:
Michele Scheiber
1:45 PM
Field Notes: The Next Generation
Steve Todd, USDA-ARS
Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:00 PM
'Excel'ing at Breeding Data Management
Michele Scheiber, NovaFlora
2:15 PM
How Do I Transform More and More Data into Useful Breeding Information? Integrating Data Sources to a “Single Source of Truth” is Key for the New Generation of Breeding
Evert Keuken, Agri Information Partners
Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:30 PM
Trial Tracker Software
Scott Holmes, Extreme Technology Corporation
Audio File Recorded Presentation
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