National Impacts
Our National Impacts highlight CSREES-funded projects or activities. They may have been funded through competitive or formula grants. Individual National Impact stories were authored by CSREES staff or staff at our partner land grant institutions, which are the primary recipients of CSREES grants.
Research Identifies Chemical to Reduce Fat Deposition
University of Washington | February 25, 2009
Blame Your Allergies on the Earthworm
Ohio State University | February 23, 2009
Determining Rice Gene Function: Unlocking the Secrets of the World’s Most Important Food
University of California-Davis | February 17, 2009
Researchers Identify Gene to Improve Wheat Frost Tolerance
University of California-Daivs | February 9, 2009
Making On-farm Waste Digestion Work
Washington University | February 4, 2009
Identifying Economically Important Traits in Animal Genomes
University of Missouri | January 28, 2009
New Diet is a Breath of Fresh Air to Animal Facilities
Purdue University | January 27, 2009
Scientists Simulate Mixing the Perfect Dough
Rutgers University | January 23, 2009
Social and Economic Impacts of Biotechnology
Virginia Tech | January 21, 2009
New Monitoring Systems Enhance Quality of Nation’s Trails
Beneficial Designs, Inc. | November 18, 2008
New Bioinformatic Tools Accelerate Genome Assembly
Iowa State University | November 17, 2008
Salmonella Strains in Humans Distinct from Animals
University of California, Santa Barbara | November 12, 2008
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