From Lab to Land - Overcoming Challenges in Adoptation of Speed Breeding Technology

DOI: 10.22161/ijeab.103.8

Abstract:
As the population of the world is increase day by day, By means adding of population the large failure can occurs in the world among the people’s. We’ had to break the food scarcity problem before attaining the failure by an system called Speed breeding. Speed breeding is an advanced technology. Introduced by University of Queensland in Australia and inspired by NASA in 2018 in wheat( Triticum aestivium, 2n=42) are grown Wheat on space under controlled environment. This system creates the resistance to biotic and abiotic stress and promote climate adoptability to converting the accelerating the rapid breeding cycle in crops in this technology, numerous kinds can be released in short duration for about 6- 7cycles/ year rather of 3- 4 cycles. Indeed though this veritably important full tool for crop enhancement several barriers are there to adaption this technology. So In my Research I’ve linked the major barriers which will be in adoptation of speed breeding system among growers, scholars, and agristokeholders. I’ve used surveying tools like google form and direct check to growers for analysing the data, about 160 samples of response where collected in 3 quarter of villupuram, namakal and chengalpettu among the agrarian collages, research institutions etc. Grounded on this data I’ve analysed and major barriers and gives the result in my Research. Challenges like high cost, lack of knowledge, limited funding and strategies for overcome from the situation like providing funding, training and workshops ect are discussed in my studied.

Keywords:
Rice (Oryza sativa L.), Brown planthopper, BPH resistance genes, MAS (Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection), Plant breeding.

Article Info:
Received: 03 Apr 2025; Received in revised form: 01 May 2025; Accepted: 08 May 2025; Available online: 16 May 2025

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