Genomes to Fields. 2014 Workshop Coalition Building Rodney Williamson Chicago, IL December 10.

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Genomes to Fields

2014 Workshop Coalition Building Rodney Williamson Chicago, IL December 10

We asked: Should we sequence the Corn Genome?  How many genes are in a corn plant?  How much will it cost to sequence all the genes in corn?  Will seed companies collaborate or want proprietary sequence information?  HOW ARE WE GOING TO DO THIS???? Genomes to Fields

Gene Sequencing - New Frontier Genomes to Fields Source: Poster from AAAS

Genomes to Fields DROUGHT, SUNLIGHT, TEMPERATURE, SOILS, RAINFALL, FERTILITY Synergy = 3

1 Phenotyping Company 14 Universities 8 Seed Companies ARS USDA 1 Weather Company Funding from: 4 State Commodity Groups National Corn Growers Assn Genomes to Fields

Genomes to Fields Revolutionize Plant Science $25 million/yr for 10 years Industry support ($ and in-kind) Commodity & organization support ($ and political) Utilize the investment in gene sequencing Sequester more carbon Feed a growing population Develop rural economy Improve efficiency of land and fertilizer Genomes to Fields

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