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Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact Institution State Title
1032833 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Lewis, J. D. Lewis,Jennifer D. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY CA Dissecting effector-independent immune responses triggered by and suppressed by Pseudomonas syringae in wild and domesticated Solanaceous species
1032832 NEW OTHER GRANTS Trejo, H. Trejo,Helen CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIV CA Culturally Relevant Experiential Learning in Apparel & Engineering: US Natural Fibers, Agricultural Byproducts, and Community Engagement
1032831 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ahamed, M. Ahamed,Md Shamim UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA Net-zero Greenhouse Crop Production with Retractable Solar Screens
1032820 NEW OTHER GRANTS Austin, G. Austin,Gemalli LAKE COUNTY TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM, INC CA LCTHC-PPR-Food as Medicine Program
1032782 NEW OTHER GRANTS Hibbs, B. Hibbs,Barry California State University, Los Angeles CA Competitive Water Availability for Agriculture, Wetlands, and Dust Mitigation in Salton Sea Area
1032761 NEW OTHER GRANTS DiCaprio, E. DiCaprio,Erin UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA California Center for Food Safety
1032733 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Vargas, P. Vargas,Paloma VENTURA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT CA Oxnard College Sustainable Agriculture Curriculum Design Project
1032713 NEW OTHER GRANTS Li, Y. Li,Yao Olive CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIV CA Elevate and Expand a Masters program in Food Science by Integrated Curriculum Redesign with Academia-Industry-Government Partnerships
1032685 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Brown, A. Brown,Andrea UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY CA Winter-induced grapevine recovery from Xylella fastidiosa infection: investigating the mechanism behind a natural disease-curing process
1032667 NEW OTHER GRANTS Crossley, B. M. Crossley,Beate M UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA NAHLN: CA 2024-25
1032664 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hill, A. Hill,Alexandra UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY CA Haste Makes Waste: Measuring the Economic Costs of Speed and Quality Trade-offs in Fresh Fruit Production
1032644 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Lowe-Power, T. Lowe-Power,Tiffany UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA The role of water in the transmission and distribution of plant pathogenic Ralstonia
1032640 NEW OTHER GRANTS Yang, X. Yang,Xu CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIV CA Bridging Gaps, Building Futures: Empowering Students As Food Safety Ambassadors For Farmers And Small Processors In Southern California
1032635 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Roper, C. Roper,Caroline UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Investigation of bacterial mechanosensing as a regulator of virulence as in the broad host range, pathogenic bacterium, Xylella fastidiosa
1032634 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Beatty, T. K. Beatty,Timothy Km UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA Health and Wellbeing of Agricultural Workers
1032627 NEW 3D GRANT Neas, S. Neas,Sally UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA University of California and University of Maryland Eastern Shores 4-H Sustainable Community Project
1032626 NEW OTHER GRANTS Del Castillo Munera, J. Del Castillo Munera,Johanna UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA IInnovative Approaches for Management of Botrytis Fungicide Resistance in Specialty Crops
1032616 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Mauck, K. E. Mauck,Kerry Elizabeth UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Leveraging genomic resources to uncover the structures, mechanisms, and ecological impacts of Candidatus Liberibacter effector proteins.
1032602 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Pressman, E. M. Pressman,Eleanor May UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA Evaluation of comprehensive mechanistic model of enteric fermentation in dairy cattle under methane-inhibiting feed additive supplementation
1032599 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Worker, S. Worker,Steven UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA Ag From Above X Ag For All
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
1032579 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ramsing, C. Ramsing,Charis UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA The role of plant immune receptors in the restriction of Clavibacter diseases.
1032539 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Lou, Y. Lou,Yann-Ru UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA From convergent evolution to insect-resistant crops: deciphering the metabolic code of acylhexoses
1032508 NEW OTHER GRANTS Moss, N. D. Moss,N Diane PROJECT NEW VILLAGE CA Producing and Distributing Hyper-Local Value-Added Products and Produce Packs to Increase Food Security and Nutrition Equity in Greater Southeastern San Diego’s Good Food District
1032506 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Larbi, P. A. Larbi,Peter Ako UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CA Development and Validation of A Novel Mechanistic Airblast Spray Drift Model for Orchard and Vineyard Applications
1032501 NEW AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Yan, R. Yan,Ruoxue The Regents of University of California CA CRISPR-assisted Rapid, Ultrasensitive and High-throughput Nanostress Sensing for Avocado Sunblotch Viroid Disease Screening
1032497 NEW OTHER GRANTS Akbari, O. Akbari,Omar UNIV OF CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO CA Development of technologies and practices to monitor and minimize the risk of genetic technologies for the control of agricultural pests.