Pulse Research Magazine 2014

The status of pulse research in Saskatchewan, Canada, and globally in 2014.

New iMAP technology allows for faster and more efficient pulse breeding.
Developing management options for herbicide-resistant weeds.
Exploring the benefits of pulse-based pet food.
Testing pulses as meat binders in commercial food products.

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Articles From This Issue

A Gut Feeling - PulseResearch Article
A Novel Idea - PulseResearch Article
A Study in Sulfur - PulseResearch Article
Baby Steps - PulseResearch Article
Binding Together - PulseResearch Article
Blight Future - PulseResearch Article
Gaining Momentum - PulseResearch Article
Getting to the Root of the Problem - PulseResearch Article
Growing Green - PulseResearch Article
International Flavours - PulseResearch Article
It is in the Genes - PulseResearch Article
Mapping Out a Better Route Article
Pulse Evolution - PulseResearch Article
Pulses for Your Pets - PulseResearch Article
Pumping Iron - PulseResearch Article
Putting Pulses on the Daily Menu - PulseResearch Article
Staking a Health Claim - PulseResearch Article
The Battle of Resistance - PulseResearch Article
Toxic Environment - PulseResearch Article

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