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ASD WEED MANAGE - Anaerobic Soil Disinfestation Weed Management for a Successful Transition to Organic Specialty Crop Production1032922National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2024-51106-431662024THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202408/31/20282024ACTIVE$1,000,000.00PENNSYLVANIA
Improving Fruit Safety of Blossom Protect for Organic Fire Blight Management in the East1032849National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2024-51106-434072024CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTAL STATION09/01/202408/31/20272024ACTIVE$463,303.00CONNECTICUT
Harnessing the Power of Suppressive Soils to Manage Root-Knot Nematodes in Organic Vegetable Production1032802National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2024-51106-430542024PURDUE UNIVERSITY09/01/202408/31/20272024ACTIVE$998,987.00INDIANA
Tapping the Potential of Double Cropping for Profitable Organic Grain and Forage Production in the Southeast US1032794National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2024-51106-430532024UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE09/01/202408/31/20282024ACTIVE$999,994.00TENNESSEE
Developing Guidelines For Organic Grain Growers To Manage Soil Health And Mitigate Climate Change Impacts1032776National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2024-51106-430442024UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM09/01/202408/31/20272024ACTIVE$997,301.00WISCONSIN
Enhanced weathering for carbon sequestration in high disturbance organic systems - An evaluation on climate change potential, soil fertility and agronomic implications1032765National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2024-51106-430422024NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202408/31/20272024ACTIVE$999,979.00NORTH CAROLINA
Bacteriophage:pathogen:environment -- unraveling the critical factors necessary to make phage biocontrol a reality1032764National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2024-51106-430432024MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202408/31/20272024ACTIVE$1,000,000.00MICHIGAN
SOD: Solutions for Organic farm Diseases: suppressing soilborne pathogens in vegetable high tunnels1031446National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2023-51106-411112023THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202308/31/20262023ACTIVE$800,000.00PENNSYLVANIA
Living mulch and grazing techniques to improve soil health and weed control for farmers transitioning to organic farming across climatic zones1031414National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2023-51106-410772023WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202308/31/20272023ACTIVE$1,000,000.00WASHINGTON
Characterizing the microbial contribution to integrated fertility management in organic dryland cropping systems1031336National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2023-51106-409662023MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202308/31/20272023ACTIVE$880,049.00MONTANA
Revolutionizing Organic Fire Blight Management: Harnessing the Power of Novel Biocontrol Bacterium Pseudomonas soli T3071031313National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2023-51106-409602023UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM09/01/202308/31/20272023ACTIVE$1,000,000.00WISCONSIN
Empowering Indiana`s Organic Farmers: Assessing Regional and Farm Scale Soil Health with a Farmer Network1031284National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2023-51106-409472023PURDUE UNIVERSITY09/01/202308/31/20272023ACTIVE$999,297.00INDIANA
Comparing Soil Health and Weed Suppression within Organic Annual and Perennial Rotations1031272National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2023-51106-409202023THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202308/31/20272023ACTIVE$999,999.00PENNSYLVANIA
Integration of frontier technologies to promote adoption of organic tomato production1031254National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2023-51106-409462023UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS09/01/202308/31/20262023ACTIVE$999,997.00CALIFORNIA
Leveraging concentrated organic byproduct materials for higher nutrient use efficiency and anaerobic soil disinfestation in organic vegetable production1031230National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2023-51106-408502023CLEMSON UNIVERSITY09/01/202308/31/20272023ACTIVE$866,439.00SOUTH CAROLINA
Bridging Traditional Agriculture and Climate-Adaptive Organic Agriculture in the Southwest1029107National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-380612022NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202208/31/20262022ACTIVE$744,971.00NEW MEXICO
Liquid, Composted Or Dry-Stacked? Unravelling The Effects Of Manure Treatment On Pests In Organic Field Crops1029087National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-380392022WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY09/01/202208/31/20262022ACTIVE$749,999.00WEST VIRGINIA
Expanding Organic Systems to Reduce Water Demand and Increase Agricultural Resilience in the Southwest1029072National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-380252022NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202208/31/20262022ACTIVE$750,000.00NEW MEXICO
Breaking New Ground: Reducing Perennial Weeds and Improving Soil Fertility for Southern Farmers Transitioning to Organic Production1029062National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-380112022UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC.09/01/202208/31/20262022ACTIVE$498,650.00GEORGIA
Leveraging soil microbiomes to promote climate change resilience and adoption of organic agriculture1029059National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-380072022CORNELL UNIVERSITY09/01/202208/31/20262022ACTIVE$749,606.00NEW YORK
Improving Profitability of Organic Sweetpotato through Pest Resistant Clones and Enhanced Anaerobic Soil Disinfestation1029001National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-379222022CLEMSON UNIVERSITY09/01/202208/31/20262022ACTIVE$747,280.00SOUTH CAROLINA
Can living mulch enhance soil health and ecosystem services of organic vegetable production systems in South Dakota?1029000National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-379252022SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202202/12/20252022COMPLETE$749,998.00SOUTH DAKOTA
Optimizing Organic Corn Production Under Different Living Mulch Systems1028992National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-379232022UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE09/01/202208/31/20262022ACTIVE$688,360.00TENNESSEE
Being Particular About Organic Matter1028988National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-379242022UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS09/01/202208/31/20262022ACTIVE$749,899.00ILLINOIS
How regenerative management affects the transition to organic for cropping systems of the Southeast1028987National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2022-51106-379262022UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA09/01/202208/31/20262022ACTIVE$749,853.00FLORIDA
Cover Cropping and Crop Rotation Strategies in Organic Vegetable Production Systems to Build Soil Health and Improve Yield and Profitability1027357National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2021-51106-356742021LINCOLN UNIVERSITY09/01/202108/31/20252021ACTIVE$500,000.00MISSOURI
Furthering the development of sprout inhibitors and growth suppressants for organic potato1027247National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2021-51106-355842021OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202108/31/20252021ACTIVE$595,000.00OREGON
Evaluating disease prevention methods for organic American ginseng production in Appalachia, an integrated research, education, and extension approach1027241National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2021-51106-355832021MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202108/31/20252021ACTIVE$455,000.00TENNESSEE
The divergent paths of organic transition: Best management practices for initial years of organic vegetable fields in Southeastern U.S.1027231National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2021-51106-355682021AUBURN UNIVERSITY09/01/202108/31/20262021ACTIVE$595,000.00ALABAMA
Integrated Disease Management Strategies For Key Disease(s) In Organic Tomato Production System1027175National Institute of Food and AgricultureNIFA Non Formula2021-51106-354932021NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY09/01/202108/31/20252021ACTIVE$600,000.00NORTH CAROLINA