Alison Bentley's guest appearances

Alison Bentley

The Easy Baby Podcast

Plant Breeding Stories

Steve Williams

Richard Jones

Mike Jackson

Philippa Bredenkamp Dietician

Samantha Crompton

Una Van Staden

Philippa Harris

Joanne Bradley

Chineldi Pienaar

Katie Pohlman

Amy Watson

Renz Polster

Breastmilk Oversupply

Dr Enrico Maraschin

Megan Whiley

OwlTail

Dr. Alison Bentley, Program Director of the Global Wheat Program at CIMMYT, shares how her work in wheat breeding delivers more robust varieties that meet farmer and consumer needs around the world. She describes the process of pre-breeding, introducing advantageous commercial traits from native or wild type plant species to increase the genetic diversity critical for any successful plant breeding program.Find more of Alison Bentley here:Twitter: @AlisonRBentleyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alison-bentley-98861959/In this episode, Bentley will discuss her work in wheat which spans three continents — Australia, Europe and North America. We’ll follow along as she describes visiting some of the earliest sites of human civilization near Turkey, where plant domestication began &amp; searching for wild relatives of grains in Australian grasslands. Bentley also talks about her new role at CIMMYT and why she’s excited about its global, cross-disciplinary focus.A transcript of this podcast can be found on the PBS International website www.pbsinternational.com/podcastFind out more about Dr Bentley on Twitter, @AlisonRBentley, and more about CIMMYT via their website https://www.cimmyt.org

Dr. Alison Bentley, Program Director of the Global Wheat Program at CIMMYT, shares how her work in wheat breeding delivers more robust varieties that meet farmer and consumer needs around the world. She describes the process of pre-breeding, introducing advantageous commercial traits from native or wild type plant species to increase the genetic diversity critical for any successful plant breeding program. Find more of Alison Bentley here: Twitter: @AlisonRBentley LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/alison-bentley-98861959/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/alison-bentley-98861959/</a> In this episode, Bentley will discuss her work in wheat which spans three continents — Australia, Europe and North America. We’ll follow along as she describes visiting some of the earliest sites of human civilization near Turkey, where plant domestication began &amp; searching for wild relatives of grains in Australian grasslands. Bentley also talks about her new role at CIMMYT and why she’s excited about its global, cross-disciplinary focus. A transcript of this podcast can be found on the PBS International website <a href="http://www.pbsinternational.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pbsinternational.com/podcast</a> Find out more about Dr Bentley on Twitter, @AlisonRBentley, and more about CIMMYT via their website <a href="https://www.cimmyt.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cimmyt.org</a>

S1E1 Plant Breeding Stories - Alison Bentley

Dr Mike speaks with Dr Alison Bentley PhD,  about infant sleep.

Dr Mike speaks with Dr Alison Bentley PhD,  about infant sleep.

The Easy Baby Podcast Ep 17: Dr Alison Bentley explains Infant Sleep