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Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact Institution State Title
1032585 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Brabazon, H. K. Brabazon,Holly Kathryn Waddel UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE TN Using genomic tools to promote sustainable cacao agroforestry
1032584 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Dunivant, T. Dunivant,Taryn UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Learning from a plant-parasite system to protect and innovate plant production
1032583 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Gilmour, S. Gilmour,Sabrina UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Circadian Regulation of B-Box Proteins in Context of Abiotic Stress Response in Plants
1032581 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Lippey, M. K. Lippey,Mia Kanako UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA A big data approach to characterizing impacts of warming climate on biological control systems
1032580 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Cope-Arguello, M. Cope-Arguello,Matthew UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA Mechanisms Of Surface Water Survival In Plant Pathogenic Bacteria
1032578 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT St. Pierre, C. St. Pierre,Christine GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DC Developing and Testing a Questionnaire to Measure Food Literacy in Upper Elementary School Children
1032577 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Baker, J. Baker,Jakob CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY Improving pathogen inactivation on hard-to-clean surfaces in low moisture food environments using thermal sanitization
1032575 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Su, S. Su,Sonia CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY Enzymatic remediation of microplastics in food, water, and agriculture
1032574 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Sasaki, Y. Sasaki,Yumino CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY Activation and Suppression of a Broad-Spectrum NLR: Toward Mechanism-Informed Bioengineering
1032571 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Branine, M. Branine,Margaret CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY Epigenetic modifications of fungal DNA as a target for biocontrol of early-diverging fungal pathogens
1032570 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hurlbert, J. L. Hurlbert,Jennifer Lee NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIV ND Protein/energy supplementation to beef heifers during mid-gestation: fetal programming and long-term outcomes on offspring muscle development
1032569 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Rampone, E. Rampone,Emily WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY WA Building decision support tools to enhance sustainability of potato and vegetable crops
1032568 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Lawson, B. Lawson,Blythe UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AR The effects of sublethal larvicide exposure on Culicoides biting midge vector competence for bluetongue virus
1032567 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Steele, C. Steele,Cassandra UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AR Bite-sized diversity: cataloging Culicoides and determining host associations
1032566 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Dant, A. Dant,Anthony UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA AZ Impact of environment and land use heterogeneity on weedy Centaurea
1032565 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Yu, D. Yu,David PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA Defining the roles of the RNA modification pseudouridine in plant abiotic stress response
1032564 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Tieu, S. Tieu,Stiphany PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA A Machine Learning Approach to Elucidate Interactions of Food Constituents with Novel Can Coatings to Predict Product Safety and Shelf Life
1032563 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Chiaroni, E. Chiaroni,Emma PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA A Case Study of the Development of a Collaborative Governance Relationship for the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary
1032562 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Bui, T. T. Bui,Thien-Kim Thi PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY OR Water Rights, Governance, And Hydrosocial Imaginaries: Past, Present, And Future In The Klamath Basin
1032561 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Warren, E. Warren,Ezekiel PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA Evaluation of Exogenous Acetaldehyde Additions in Beverage Matrixes
1032560 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT McMullen, P. W. McMullen,Patrick William N Y AGRICULTURAL EXPT STATION NY Biostimulant enhanced nitrogen use efficiency in Cannabis sativa L.
1032559 NEW OTHER GRANTS Matthews, P. H. Matthews,Paul H UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA GA Growing School-Based Student Leadership through Food-Oriented Service-Learning in Jackson County, Georgia
1032558 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Chandross-Cohen, T. Chandross-Cohen,Tyler PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA Assessing The Role of Hemolysin Bl in Cytotoxicity and Fitness of B. cereus in Food Systems
1032556 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Witkowski, R. Witkowski,Robert PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA A multi-pronged study of cruciferous vegetable crop defenses against an emergent gall insect pest
1032555 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Runnion, E. Runnion,Emily OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OH Exploring the synergistic potential of fungicide exposure and parasite infection on bumble bee foraging behavior and pollination efficiency.
1032554 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Soffa, D. Soffa,Dallas TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Examining Reproductive Microbiome And Embryonic Loss From Embryo Transfer In Heat Stressed Cattle
1032551 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Indermaur, E. J. Indermaur,Elizabeth Jeanne N Y AGRICULTURAL EXPT STATION NY Genomic insights into Didymella rhei and its impact on rhubarb cultivation
1032550 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Elliott, C. Elliott,Christine PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN Tuning agriculture: advancing acoustic monitoring to conserve insect biodiversity
1032549 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Emmert, B. Emmert,Brittney PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN Utilization of histological evaluation to compare keel bone fractures sustained by laying hens in cage-free housing systems and fractures modeled ex vivo
1032548 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Glasser, S. K. Glasser,Sonja K UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS MA Infection intensity and virulence determined by pollinator community context in a multi-host parasite