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Status:TERMINATED
Type:AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT
Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact Institution State Title ↓
1002521 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Procter, D. E. Procter,David E KANSAS STATE UNIV KS Increasing Healthful Food Choice and Strengthening Rural Grocery Stores Through Nutritional Education and Labeling
1002004 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT van Santen, E. BEASLEY,JOHN P AUBURN UNIVERSITY AL Increasing Legume Grazing for Higher Beef Gain on Pastures: An Improved High-Tannin Birdsfoot Trefoil Cultivar with Trans-Regional Potential
1012500 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Corl, B. A. Corl,Benjamin A VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VA Increasing Milk Production Efficiency Through Increased Milking Frequency In Early Lactation
1005852 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hamlin, H. Hamlin,Heather UNIVERSITY OF MAINE ME Increasing our understanding of Atlantic salmon endocrine function to improve embryo survival in commercial aquaculture
1030761 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ogawa, S. Ogawa,Sienna PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN Increasing plant resilience to salt and water stress through manipulation of MLO calcium channels
1001699 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Jander, G. Jander,Georg BOYCE THOMPSON INSTITUTE NY Increasing potato yield through genetic and biochemical analysis of compensatory growth responses during tuber moth infestation
1011224 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Cosens, B. A. Brooks,Erin Scott UNIV OF IDAHO ID Increasing regional to global-scale resilience in FEW systems through coord. storage mgmt in concert with innovation in tech.& institutions
1007949 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Stern, D. B. Stern,David BOYCE THOMPSON INSTITUTE NY Increasing Rubisco abundance in maize to modify plant performance
1001299 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Neff, M. Neff,Michael WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY WA Increasing seed size and plant biomass via manipulation of the AHL gene family
1011721 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hunt, G. Ginzel,Matthew PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN Increasing Survival Of Honey Bees An Ensuring Sustainable Pollination By Breeding For Mite Resistance
1010842 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Fry, J. E. Fry,Jessica Elizabeth MICHIGAN STATE UNIV MI Increasing sustainability of corn-based systems in topographically diverse landscapes by optimizing cover crop performance under future climate extremes
1008570 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT O`Neill, K. O`Neill,Kevin MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY MT Increasing sustainability of Megachile rotundata populations on alfalfa seed farms using floral resource management strategies.
0225503 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Gould, M. C. Gould,Merrill Charles MICHIGAN STATE UNIV MI Increasing the capacity of Extension educators to initiate and participate in bioenergy programs and community projects.
1027716 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Frese, S. Frese,Steven UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA NV Increasing The Effective Fiber Content Of Foods Using Gut Microbiome Derived Enzymes
1019553 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Getchell, R. Getchell,Rodman CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY Increasing the number of safe and effective therapeutics for aquaculture
1005853 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Walker, F. R. Walker,Forbes R. UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE EXTENSION TN Increasing the Resilience of Agricultural Production in the Tennessee and Cumberland River Basins through More Efficient Water Resource Use
1015468 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Dumas, J. A. Dumas,Jose UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO AT MAYAGUEZ PR Increasing the Resilience of Agroecosystems in Puerto Rico to Climate Change by Combining Soil Conservation and Rainwater Harvesting Practices
1001708 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Will, R. E. Will,Rodney OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY OK Increasing water yield and quality through an integrated woody and herbaceous biofuel feedstock production system
1002666 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Morales, A. Morales,Alfonso UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - EXTENSION WI Indicators for Impact: Farmers Markets as Leaders in Collaborative Food System Data Collection and Analysis
1022657 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Swanson, K. Swanson,Kendall NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIV ND Indirect Calorimetry Equipment to Enhance Multidisciplinary Research, Teaching, and Extension Programs on Beef Cattle Production Systems
1008908 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Tipping, P. Tipping,Philip AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE MS Indirect effects of biological control agents on native analogs and associated producers
1019547 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Kansman, J. Kansman,Jessica UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MO Indirect effects of drought on the biological control of aphids by parasitic wasps
0224167 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Roberts, R. M. Roberts, R. M. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MO Induced Ungulate Trophoblast Stem Cells: Derivation from Fibroblasts
1006355 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Conner, J. A. Conner,Joann A UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA GA Inducing parthenogenesis in rice and maize transgenic lnes with the ASGR-BayBoomLike
1026242 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT SUNYER, O. SUNYER,ORIOL UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA PA Induction of immune responses in newly found semi-organized lymphoid structures of teleost fish.
1010955 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Borr, M. Borr,Mari NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIV ND Induction Program for North Dakota FANH Teachers
0226570 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Handa, A. K. Handa,Avtar Krishan PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN Industrial Properties of Genetically Modified Fruit Pectin and Related Reductions in Calcium Deficiency Disorders
1013495 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Gottlieb, P. D. Gottlieb,Paul D RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY NJ Industry clusters and the location of agriculture: Establishing a theoretical base for economic development practice
0224699 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Rosa, G. ROSA,GUILHERME J M UNIV OF WISCONSIN WI Inferring Causal Phenotype Networks in Livestock Using Genomic Information
1011408 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Moore, F. Moore,Frances UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA INFEWS/T1 Monitoring and managing food, energy, and water systems under stress: The California crucible