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Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact Institution State Title
1030269 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT ROSA, G. J. ROSA,GUILHERME J M UNIV OF WISCONSIN WI Integrating Enviromics, Genomics, and Machine Learning for Precision Breeding of Resilient Beef Cattle
1030268 NEW OTHER GRANTS Ricketts, J. C. Ricketts,John C TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY TN Agricultural Communications Capacity-building through Curriculum Development, Collaboration, and Artificial Intelligence (AC4AI)
1030267 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Cooperstone, J. Cooperstone,Jessica OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OH An apple a day: interrogating apple for crop nutritional quality improvement
1030266 NEW OTHER GRANTS Taheri, A. Taheri,Ali TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY TN Engineering Climate Smart Crops Through DNA Nano-Delivery And Speed-Breeding Techniques
1030265 NEW OTHER GRANTS Neumann, S. M. Neumann,Sarah McCarthy TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY TN Role of plant-soil feedback in the decline of oak seedling regeneration in upland Appalachian forests
1030264 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Yiwei, J. Zhang,Cankui PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN Physiological and Genetic Dissection of Low Nitrogen Tolerance in Perennial Ryegrass
1030263 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Krishnaswamy, K. Krishnaswamy,Kiruba UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MO Seeding circular economy for upcycling food industry waste
1030262 TERMINATED SMALL BUSINESS GRANT Herring, C. D. Herring,Christopher D ENCHI CORPORATION MA Accelerated cellulosic ethanol production using continuous cascade fermentation and engineered thermophilic bacteria
1030261 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Bair, D. Bair,Daniel UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO AT MAYAGUEZ PR Rehabilitation of disturbed urban soils for vegetable production in Tropical regions
1030260 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Sharma, P. Sharma,Prateek UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY UT Elucidating mechanism of formation of thermoreversible gels from associative protein-polysaccharide mixtures
1030259 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Michel, B. Michel,Brian COLORADO SEMINARY CO Amplificative Detection of Ethylene
1030258 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Sacks, G. Sacks,Gavin CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY Improving Sustainability in Single-Use Packaging: Inhibiting Corrosion in Aluminum Cans with Active Coatings
1030257 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Srinivasan, R. Srinivasan,Raghavan TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX PARTNERSHIP:Integrated Decision Support System to Mitigate Pollutant Loading
1030256 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Petersen, J. Petersen,Jessica UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA NE Improving the efficiency of beef production by understanding the untapped potential of mitochondrial variation
1030255 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Pekarek, K. Proctor,Christopher UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA NE Evaluation and Demonstration of Broadcast Interseeded Cover Crops to Reduce Nitrogen Loss
1030254 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Peterson, J. Peterson,Julie UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA NE Comparison of aerial and Chemigation application for western bean cutworm management in intensive corn production
1030253 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Mast, N. L. Mast,Natasha L. TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY- KINGSVILLE TX Expanding the TExAS Scholar Program (TExAS: Teaching with Experiential learning in Animal Science)
1030252 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Li, W. Li,Wanlong SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY SD Dissection and manipulation of S1-mediated regulatory network to improve drought tolerance, grain yield, and grain quality in wheat
1030251 NEW OTHER GRANTS Silva, R. C. Silva,Roberta C NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIV NC Strengthening the Food and Nutritional Sciences Program to Create a Pipeline for Graduate Study and a Diverse Workforce
1030250 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Angelovici, R. Angelovici,Ruthie UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MO The 39th University of Missouri Interdisciplinary Plant Group’s Annual Symposium on Redox Regulation of Plant Stress and Development
1030249 NEW OTHER GRANTS Carson, L. Carson,Laura PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY TX Enhanced production of beneficial secondary metabolites in specialty crops: Elucidating the role of agriculturally relevant metallic oxide nanoparticles
1030248 NEW OTHER GRANTS Williams, L. L. Williams,Leonard L NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIV NC An integrated evidence-based approach to food allergy preparedness.
1030247 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Egan, P. F. Egan,Paul Francis TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY TX Characterization of 3d Printed Protein Inks with Customization using Machine Learning
1030246 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ludwick, D. Santiago-Gonzalez,Jose TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Do Persistent Entomopathogenic Nematodes Applied For Western Corn Rootworm Control Negatively Affect The Non-Target Soil Fauna In Cornfields
1030245 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Preisendanz, H. E. Preisendanz,Heather Elise PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA Evaluating and Improving the Integrity of Riparian Buffers for Achieving Water Quality Benefits
1030244 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Lien, A. M. Lien,Aaron M UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA AZ A Future Without Fences? Optimizing Animal and Land Management Through Applications of Precision Animal Management on Complex Southwestern Rangelands
1030243 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Huang, H. Huang,Haibo VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VA Develop highly fermentable insoluble dietary fibers for a healthy gut microbiome
1030242 NEW OTHER GRANTS Yu, J. Yu,Jianmei NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIV NC Innovative Detoxification of Mycotoxin Contaminated Grape Pomace for Livestock Animals
1030241 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Boyd, N. S. Boyd,Nathan S UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FL Integration of Biological Knowledge and Artificial Intelligence for Improved Weed Emergence Modelling
1030240 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Basu, P. C. Harris,Jeffrey Wayne MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV MS Evaluating the impacts of climate change on the nutritional quality of bee forage