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Genomic prediction in early selection stages using multi-year data in a hybrid rye breeding program

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The use of multiple genetic backgrounds across years is appealing for genomic prediction (GP) because past years’ data provide valuable information on marker effects. Nonetheless, single-year GP models are less complex and computationally less demanding than multi-year GP models. |

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