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World: SABMiller reports a 1% drop in lager volumes for six months ending 30 September
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EU: AB InBev agrees to sell its Central European operations to CVC for $2.231 bln
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Russia: January – September beer sales decline by 7.9%
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Russia & Kazakhstan: Baltika to decide in December on brewing its brands under license at Carlsberg’s Derbent facility in Kazakhstan
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World: Barley crop forecast to reach 145.1 mln tons this year
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EU: Barley plantings to decrease by 3-5% in 2010-11 – Strategie Grains
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France: Barley offers in intervention to exceed 1 mln tonnes this campaign - FranceAgriMer
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United Kingdom: CVC Capital Partners planning to reveal Staropramen’s real value after buying it from AB InBev
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EU: Barley supplies and acreage expected to decrease considerably in 2010
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Russia: If beer bottles become smaller, people will just buy more of them
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EU: Malting barley sees small demand just for 2010 crop
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United States: New Corona Extra and Corona Light 24-ounce can packages aiming at the growing single-served segment
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Rwanda: New Turbo King beer to hit the shelves within the next two weeks
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United Kingdom: Diageo promises to remain committed to Scottish malting barley
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The Czech Republic: Brewer Plzensky Prazdroj appoints new managing director
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World: SABMiller reports a 1% drop in lager volumes for six months ending 30 September
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SABMiller plc, world’s second-largest brewer after AB InBev, provided on October, 15 an update regarding trading during the six-month period ended 30 September 2009,
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EU: AB InBev agrees to sell its Central European operations to CVC for $2.231 bln
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AB InBev, the Belgium-based world’s largest brewer, announced on October, 15 that it has signed a definitive agreement under which Anheuser-Busch InBev (“ABI”) will
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Russia: January – September beer sales decline by 7.9%
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A decline in Russian beer production slowed last month after worsening in August, Bloomberg reported citing figures released by the country’s Federal Statistics Service
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Russia & Kazakhstan: Baltika to decide in December on brewing its brands under license at Carlsberg’s Derbent facility in Kazakhstan
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Russia’s No. 1 brewer Baltika Breweries announced on October, 16 that it will call an Extraordinary General Shareholders Meeting in order to take a
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World: Barley crop forecast to reach 145.1 mln tons this year
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The world barley crop forecast is increased by 2.3 mln tons, to 145.1 mln, IGC communicated in its September Grain Market Report.
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EU: Barley plantings to decrease by 3-5% in 2010-11 – Strategie Grains
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French analytical firm Strategie Grains expects European Union’s 2010 – 2011 barley plantings to fall by between 3% and 5% on the year, its
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France: Barley offers in intervention to exceed 1 mln tonnes this campaign - FranceAgriMer
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The important volume of this year’s barley crop and the weak demand registered at the moment on the EU markets may lead to the
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Relationship Between Hardness Genes and Quality in Barley (Hordeum vulgare)
Glen P. Fox, Linh Nguyen, Jan Bowman, David Poulsen, Andy Inkerman and Robert J. Henry
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 113(1), 87–95, 2007
Barley (Hordeum vulgare) genotypes were sequenced for polymorphism in the hardness genes, these being the three hordoindoline (hin a, hin b1 and hin b2) genes. The variation in haplotype was determined by sequencing for single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). Polymorphism between each gene was then compared to grain hardness (three methods), malt quality characteristics (hot water extract and friability) and cattle feed quality. Two haplotypes were found in a set of forty barley genotypes. For hin a, two alleles were present, namely hin a1 and hin a2. However, there was no specific hin a allele that was associated with grain hardness, malt and feed quality. Barley has two hin b genes, namely hin b1 and hin b2, and the genotypes tested here had one of two alleles for each gene. However, there were no obvious effects on hardness or quality from either of these hin b alleles. Unlike wheat, where a clear relationship has been demonstrated between a number of SNPs in the wheat hardness genes and quality (soft or hard wheat), there was no such relationship for barley. Despite the wide range in hardness, malt and feed quality, there were only two haplotypes for each of the hin a, hin b1 and hin b2 genes and there was no clear relationship between grain hardness, malt or feed quality. The genotypes used in this study demonstrated that there was a low level of polymorphism in hardness genes in current commercial varieties as well as breeding lines and these polymorphisms had no impact on quality.
Key words: Barley, feed, genes, hardness, hordoindolines, malt quality.
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