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Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact Institution State Title
1012005 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT LEGER, E. A. Leger,Elizabeth A UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA NV Rethinking seed sources in rangeland restoration: ecological genetic, and functional trait, and community approaches to restoration in the Great Basin
1012004 NEW HATCH Gassmann, WA, . Gassmann, WA. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MO Investigating broad-spectrum pathogen and pest resistance by inactivating SRFR1 in Solanum lycopersicum
1012003 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Jose, S. Jose, S. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MO Agroforestry for Biomass Production and Ecosystem Services
1012002 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Neale, C. Neale,Christopher UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA NE Improving Variable Rate Irrigation Efficiency using a Real-time Soil Water Adaptive Control Model Informed by Sensors Deployed on Unmanned Aircraft Systems
1012001 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Aguilar, F. Knapp,Benjamin UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MO Socio-economic and Environmental Implications of Growth in Woody Biomass use for Biopower
1012000 TERMINATED OTHER GRANTS Chi, T. Chi,Ting WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY WA Preparing a Competitive 21st Century Workforce: Collaborative Curriculum Development and Assessment
1011999 TERMINATED HATCH Veblen, K. Veblen, KA. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY UT Biotic and abiotic drivers of establishment and persistence of rangeland plants
1011998 NEW HATCH Gillen, MA, L. Gillen, MA, L. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FL Food systems, health, and well-being: understanding complex relationships and dynamics of change
1011997 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Li, W. Li,Wanlong SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY SD Dissecting the sea wheatgrass genome to transfer biotic stress resistance and abiotic stress tolerance into wheat
1011996 TERMINATED HATCH Zempleni, JA, . Zempleni, JA. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA NE Bioavailability and distribution of dietary exosomes and their RNA cargos from bovine milk in non-bovine species
1011994 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Dawson, J. C. Dawson,Julie C UNIV OF WISCONSIN WI Strategies to identify and introgress production and quality traits from genetic resources to elite carrot cultivars for the US and global market
1011993 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT RUEGG, P. L. RUEGG,PAMELA L UNIV OF WISCONSIN WI Mitigating transmission of antimicrobial resistance on large dairy farms by reducing behavioral pathways of exposure
1011992 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Bicalho, R. Bicalho,Rodrigo CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY A Possible Role for Interleukin 8 during Adaptation to Lactation
1011991 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Weninger, Q. R. Weninger,Quinn R A IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY IA Subjective Beliefs, Decision Making under Uncertainty and the Design of Nutrient Management Policy in U.S. Agriculture
1011990 TERMINATED HATCH Gomelsky, M, . Gomelsky, MA, . UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING WY Detection and elimination of listerial exopolysaccharide
1011989 NEW HATCH Heinz, KE, . Heinz, KE. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Sustainable Management of Pestiferous Arthropods and Weeds Affecting Cultivated and Wildland Plants
1011988 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Septiningsih, E. M. Septiningsih,Endang TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Enhancement of flooding tolerance: Physiological and molecular characterization of qSUB8.1 and its interaction with SUB1
1011987 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Sesmero, J. Sesmero,Juan PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN Integrating Theory, Experiments, and Econometrics to Advance the Economics of Competition in Agricultural and Food Markets
1011986 TERMINATED HATCH Hall, CH, . Hall, CH, . TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Sustainable Practices, Economic Contributions, Consumer Behavior, and Labor Management in the U.S. Environmental Horticulture Industry
1011985 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Martini, S. Martini,Silvana UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY UT Understanding bubble dynamics in sonicated edible lipids to improve their physiochemical properties
1011984 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Xiao, F. Xiao,Fangming UNIV OF IDAHO ID Characterization and manipulation of abiotic stress signaling in tomato
1011983 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Balota, M. Balota,Maria VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VA Development of Advanced Physiological and Molecular Markers for Stress Tolerance in Peanut
1011982 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Veblen, K. E. Veblen,Kari UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY UT A pre-emptive rangeland restoration approach to improving biodiversity and provision of ecosystem services
1011981 REVISED HATCH Nakamura, M. Nakamura, M. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS IL KNOWLEDGE-BASED DIETARY WEIGHT MANAGEMENT
1011980 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ross, P. J. Ross,Pablo Juan UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA High throughput characterization of gene transcript variants by full-length single-molecule sequencing to improve farm animal genome annotation.
1011979 TERMINATED OTHER GRANTS Leggette, H. R. Leggette-Archer,Holli R. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Strengthening Communication Skills of Agricultural Students: Using Real-World Examples to Meet Industry Employment Needs
1011978 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Tracy, J. C. Berthold,Allen TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TX Diversifying the Water Portfolio for Agriculture in the Rio Grande Basin
1011976 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hawkes, C. V. Hawkes,Christine V. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN TX Developing the phytobiome to benefit plant drought responses: foliar fungal endophytes in agricultural and biofuels grasses
1011975 TERMINATED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Mackie, R. Mackie,Roderick UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS IL CONGRESS ON GATROINTESTINAL FUNCTION 2017: MICROBIOLOGY AND NUTRITION
1011974 TERMINATED HATCH Daley, AN, . Daley, AN, . UNIVERSITY OF MAINE ME Social Determinants of Risky Health Behavior and Policy Options for Rural Communities