Phil Bruckner, former Montana State University and Montana Ag Experiment Station winter wheat breeder, has left behind a long legacy of developing strong winter wheat varieties that were popular with farmers and helped them be successful in the marketplace over the years.
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Bruckner’s legacy of excellence in winter wheat breeding
Phil Bruckner, MSU’s winter wheat breeder for the past 30 years, speaks at the Southern Ag Research Center in Worden, Mont. He is currently professor emeritus at MSU and mentors grad students.
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