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Status:EXTENDED
Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact Institution State Title
1026509 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Myers, Z. Myers,Zachary UNIV OF MINNESOTA MN Identification of condition-specific enhancers in Setaria viridis
1026507 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Georgakakos, C. Georgakakos,Christine UNIV OF CONNECTICUT CT Tracing the movement of and management potential for pharmaceuticals in agricultural soils via tracer-aided monitoring (2H, 18O, pharma) and social surveys
1026500 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Hill, W. A. Hill,Walter A TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY AL Center for Farming Systems, Rural Prosperity and Economic Sustainability (CFSRPES)
1026499 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Tasie, O. Tasie,Ogechukwu ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY AL Utilization Of Non-Thermal Processing Methods On Reduction Of Antinutrients And Impact On Nutrients And Polyphenol Content In Industrial Hemp
1026495 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Tormoehlen, R. Tormoehlen,Roger PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN Drones, Robotics and Tractors - Agricultural Mechatronics in High School Agricultural Classrooms
1026494 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Erwin, A. Erwin,Anna PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN The Indiana Farmworker Resiliency Project: Organizational Opportunities and Challenges during COVID-19
1026488 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Tekedar, H. Tekedar,Hasan C MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV MS The Role Of The Tight Adherence Operon Genes Of Epidemic Aeromonas Hydrophila-Caused Disease In Channel Catfish And Use To Develop Vaccines
1026486 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Ahmedna, M. Hymon-Parker,Shirley NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIV NC 1890 Center of Excellence for Student Success and Workforce Development
1026485 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT McCoy, R. McCoy,Rachel PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN A tale of two isoforms: elucidating the roles of isoform switching in regulating a putative amino acid transporter during nitrogen assimilation
1026483 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Maldonado, L. Maldonado,Lisaura MICHIGAN STATE UNIV MI Evaluation of biological signatures of dietary lipids from the Western Diet and its nutritional quality.
1026474 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Kairo, M. T. Kairo,Moses T University of Maryland Eastern Shore MD The 1890 Universities Center of Excellence for Global Food Security and Defense
1026472 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Cai, L. Cai,Lili UNIV OF IDAHO ID Hybridizing Wood with Zinc Oxide-Eugenol Cement towards High-performance Building Materials
1026469 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Wattenburger, C. Wattenburger,Cassandra CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY In situ bacterial growth rate as a life history trait to predict soil C cycling
1026468 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Cheng, Y. Cheng,Yifan CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY Improving stability and activity of covalently immobilized enzymes via nanoengineered microenvironments for food waste valorization
1026467 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Jones, J. Jones,Jennifer MICHIGAN STATE UNIV MI Using soil microbial functional traits and trade-offs to explain soil carbon storage and crop response to drought
1026464 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Levine, I. A. Levine,Ira A ALGAE FOUNDATION MN Algae in Agriculture Education Alliance (AAEA)
1026463 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hull, P. C. Hull,Pamela Carmen UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY KY Children Eating Well (CHEW) Smartphone Application for WIC Families
1026461 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Cecala, J. M. Cecala,Jacob M. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA The impacts of neonicotinoids and irrigation on floral microbes, with implications for pollination in agroecosystems
1026460 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Mueller, M. M. Mueller,Maci Maria UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA Investigation of Germline Complementation in Cattle
1026458 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Stevens, D. M. Stevens,Danielle Marie UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA Elucidating the interactions between Gram-positive, xylem-colonizing phytopathogens of the Clavibacter genus and their plant hosts
1026453 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Raabis, S. M. Raabis,Sarah M UNIV OF WISCONSIN WI Defining Pathways Of Colonization Resistance Subversion By Salmonella Dublin In Dairy Calves
1026452 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Lubben, B. Lubben,Bradley UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA NE North Central Risk Management Education Center
1026447 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Flint, H. B. Byerly Flint,Hilary UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING WY Incentivizing working lands conservation through evidence-based program design
1026444 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT McCubbin, T. McCubbin,Tyler UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MO Understanding the physiology and genetics of carbon transport to maize crown roots during drought stress
1026442 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Coberly, B. Coberly,Beverly EXTENSION FOUNDATION KY Extension Collaborative on Immunization Teaching & Engagement
1026440 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT DelPercio, R. DelPercio,Ryan DONALD DANFORTH PLANT SCIENCE CENTER MO Spatial and temporal nitrogen-induced soybean nodule senescence at a near single-cell resolution
1026439 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Speckhart, S. L. Speckhart,Savannah Laurel VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VA Elucidating The Role Of Interleukin-6 On Early Embryonic Development In Cattle
1026436 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Stubbs, C. Stubbs,Christopher UNIV OF IDAHO ID AFRI Education and Workforce Development Program Postdoctoral Fellow
1026433 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hartman, T. M. Hartman,Theodore M IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY IA A high throughput modeling technique with dynamic, in-season parameterization for improved biophysical representation of cropping systems
1026428 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Nawrocki, E. Nawrocki,Erin PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA Identifying Bacterial Factors Involved in Bovine Colonization: a Comparative Genomics Approach to Adherence in Shiga Toxin-Producing E. coli