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Type:AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT
Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact ↑ Institution State Title
0230282 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Badillo-Vargas, I. Badillo-Vargas,Ismael KANSAS STATE UNIV KS Analysis of the Molecular Interactions of Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus with its Most Efficient Insect Vector, Frankliniella occidentalis
1001290 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Strickland, M. S. Badgley,Brian D. VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VA Interactions between antibiotic resistance in soil microbial communities and coupled elemental cycles
1022023 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Badgley, B. D. Badgley,Brian D. VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VA Cover Crop Diversification for Managing the Soil Microbiome and Agro-ecological Benefits
1027646 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Badgley, B. D. Badgley,Brian D. VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VA Elucidating soil microbiome traits that predict long-term accumulation of stable soil organic matter
1005763 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Bachoon, D. Bachoon,Dave GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE UNIVERSITY GA Evaluating the Presence of Pathogenic Bacteria in Fecal Sample of Feral Pigs and Their Transport to Surface Waters
1033503 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Bachelder, J. O. Bachelder,Jill Ostrom UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA MN The effect of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on carbon mineralization in Orinoquía tropical pastures
1025386 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Dunn, R. A. Babkin,Anton UNIV OF CONNECTICUT CT Dynamics in Agricultural Production: the relationship between farms and agricultural support services
1031897 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT BABKIN, A. BABKIN,ANTON UNIV OF WISCONSIN WI Dynamics in Agricultural Production: the relationship between farms and agricultural support services
1011280 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Babbar-Sebens, M. Babbar-Sebens,Meghna OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY OR INFEWS/T2: Collaborative: iFEWCoordNet - a secure decision support system for coordination of adaptation planning among FEW actors in the Pacific Northwest
1011251 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Babar, M. A. Babar,Md Ali UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FL Advancing Harvest Index in Wheat through Genomic Enabled Physiological Breeding
1032266 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Baath, G. S. Baath,Gurjinder Singh TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Evaluating potential of living mulch within corn production systems of southern United States
1028077 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Azzam, A. Azzam,Azzeddine UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA NE Implications of Beef Packing Structure and Restructuring for Conduct, Performance, and Resilience during Major Disasters: Lessons from COVID-19
0219268 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ayres, M. P. Ayres,Matthew P DARTMOUTH COLLEGE NH Multi-institutional project: Towards understanding subcontinental variation in forest pestilence from the southern pine beetle
1025154 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ayre, B. G. Ayre,Brian G UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS TX Generating pathogen- / pest-resistant non-GMO cotton through targeted genome editing of oxylipin signaling pathways
1030659 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ayre, B. Ayre,Brian G UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS TX Formation of cotton bast fiber as a means to modulate carbon capture and increase bio-product utilization
1022953 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ayer, K. M. Ayer,Katrin M. N Y AGRICULTURAL EXPT STATION NY Advancing sustainability of apple scab management through integration of alternative approaches
1016395 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Axtell, M. J. Axtell,Michael John PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA microRNAs as trans-species virulence factors during dodder parasitism
1028366 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Axtell, M. J. Axtell,Michael John PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA The 23rd Penn State Plant Biology Symposium: RNA Biology
1014928 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Awika, J. Awika,Joseph TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Mechanisms for synergistic interactions of combined cereal flavones and legume 3-hydroxyflavones against inflammation
1024285 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Awika, J. Awika,Joseph TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX 3-Deoxyanthocyanins as natural, stable, bioactive food colorants: overcoming barriers to commercial application
1025141 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Avolio, M. Avolio,Meghan JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY MD Selection in the city: understanding the roles of natural and domestic selection in shaping the function and sustainability of urban forests
1027760 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Avila-Segura, L. Avila-Segura,Laura EMORY UNIVERSITY GA Assessing the impact of field-relevant agricultural antibiotics on bee microbiome and host behavior.
1030054 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Avila, C. Avila,Carlos TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Tomato Fruit Firmness: Breeding for Long Shelf Life While Conserving Quality is Now Possible
1024668 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Avidor-Reiss, T. Avidor-Reiss,Tomer UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO, THE OH Centriolar Biomarkers of Bull Sperm
0227714 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Austin, E. W. Austin,Erica Weintraub WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION WA A Family-Based Media Literacy Approach to Improving Youth and Family Nutrition
1033239 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Austin Cantu, M. S. Austin Cantu,Melanie Shea UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA AZ From Knowing To Doing: Training The Community Nutrition Education Frontline Workforce To Enhance Nutrition Security Conference
1001916 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT JANECEK-HARTMAN, J. Aune,Patricia UNITED TRIBES TECHNICAL COLLEGE ND Plant Breeding for Sustainability and Seed Sovereignty
1005543 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Augustine, D. J. Augustine,David Justin AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE CO Adaptive Grazing Management to Sustain Multiple Ecosystem Services in Rangeland Ecosystems
1009361 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Aubrey, D. P. Aubrey,Douglas Patrick UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA GA Total Water Use and Source Partitioning in Woody Bioenergy Crops Determined by Coupled Mass Flux and Stable Isotopes Signatures
1019477 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Aubrey, D. P. Aubrey,Douglas Patrick UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA GA Comparative Hydrologic Budgets and Water Use Efficiency of Developing Bioenergy Plantations