Mustard
The Office of Technology Transfer facilitates the licensing and distribution of agricultural technologies including wheat, potato, canola, rapeseed and mustard cultivars to support agribusiness in Idaho and worldwide.
IdaGold is an open-pollinated cultivar selected for high adaptation to the dryland environments of the Pacific Northwest (Idaho, Washington and Oregon). IdaGold is most like the condiment yellow mustard cultivar Tilney.
IdaGold is available for non-exclusive licensing.
IndGold is a pure-line (near homozygous) condiment Indian mustard cultivar that was selected for high adaptability to dryland farming regions of northern Idaho and eastern Washington. This cultivar was developed from a single plant selection in 2003 from a population from the cross Pacific Gold/Clearwater, that was thereafter backcrossed twice to Pacific Gold. Pacific Gold is an Indian mustard cultivar and Clearwater is an imidazolinone tolerant spring canola.
IndiGold is available for non-exclusive licensing.
Kodiak is a brown condiment India mustard developed for use as a condiment spice by the Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station. Kodiak is a near homozygous, pure-line condiment brown mustard cultivar that was selected for high adaptability to dryland farming regions of Idaho and eastern Washington.
Kodiak is available for non-exclusive licensing.
Pacific Gold is a pure-line (near-homozygous) condiment India mustard cultivar that was selected for high adaptability to dryland farming regions of northern Idaho and eastern Washington. Pacific Gold is most similar to the India condiment mustard cultivar Cutlass.
Pacific Gold is available for non-exclusive licensing.
White Gold is a yellow condiment spice mustard developed for use as a condiment spice. It is an open-pollinated cultivar selected for high adaptation to the dry-land environments of the Pacific Northwest (Idaho, Washington and Oregon). The cultivar was developed from a population selected from an accession supplied by the Central Institute of Genetics and Crop Plant Research in the German Democratic Republic, now the Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research. The original breeding population was evaluated in the field during 1994, and further replicated field evaluation began using this seed source in 1995.
White Gold is available for non-exclusive licensing.