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Selected Results and Impacts
Carnegie Mellon University researchers using CSREES funds to build automated farming systems.
With CSREES funds, Minnesota researchers target soybean aphids.
UC-Davis scientists use a CSREES grant to understand how a plant's biological clock can optimize crop growth and development.
CSREES-funded research examines how a common algae can contribute to food production.
CSREES funded Nevada research finds "master switch" in plant communication.
Iowa State researchers use CSREES-funds to detect crop diseases from satellites.
CSREES-funded research discovers a compound in broccoli that could boost the human immune system.
CSREES-funded research in Oregon may help scientists better understand genetic disease resistance in plants.
CSREES sponsors stakeholders' workshop discussing national priorities for research, education, and extension in plant and pest biology.
CSREES funding helps Washington State University researchers find a genetic key to controlling plant growth.
Multistate Research Projects (MRP) occur through federal formula funding from the Hatch Act.
CSREES' Organic Nursery Production Development and Demonstration Project identifies plant species that can be grown under the new federal organic guidelines.
A list of FY 2002 funded projects in CSREES' Organic Transitions Program shows how CSREES-funded research assists farmers in adopting organic practices.
CSREES' Methyl Bromide Transitions Program supports research into pest management alternatives for commodities affected by the methyl bromide phase-out.
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Last Updated: January 5, 2009
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