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National Extension and Research Administrative Officers Conference (NERAOC) Stacking the Deck with Knowledge and Networking 

Speaking Engagement Reno, NV

Peanut field

FFAR Rapid Funding Develops Pest Management Program for Sweet Corn 

Year Awarded  2025

FFAR award amount   $146,243

Total award amount   $351,670

Location   Olathe, CO

Program   Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research

Matching Funders   AgBiTech, Colorado Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association, Colorado State University, Colorado West Sweet Corn Administrative Committee, Lepidext, Mountain Fresh, Mountain Quality Marketing, Soil Health Services, Tuxedo Corn Company

Grantee Institution   Colorado Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association

Corn earworm, a destructive moth, is causing millions of dollars of damage to sweet corn production in western Colorado and could potentially damage other crops. Researchers at Colorado Fruit and Vegetable Growers are developing a pest management strategy to protect yields and farmer profits.

FFAR Rapid Funding Develops Pest Management Program for Sweet Corn 

FFAR & McDonald’s Invest to Revolutionize Chicken Welfare & Production 

Grant to Increase Agriculture Data Sharing Among Farmers, Partners 

FFAR Rapid Research Builds Diagnostic Tools & Vaccine for Avian Metapneumovirus 

H5N1 Risk to Swine Research Program 

Drs. Jasmine Bruno & Megan Niederwerder

FFAR Research to Protect Vegetable Crops from Invasive Pest 

FFAR Rapid Research Develops H5N1 Waste Stream Surveillance Tool 

Year Awarded  2025

FFAR award amount   $74,133

Total award amount   $148,919

Location   Davis, CA

Program   Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research

Matching Funders   Barnwell Bio

Grantee Institution   Barnwell Bio

Current H5N1 detection practices rely on animals displaying symptoms and targeted testing of animals suspected of illness. H5N1 can spread quickly and waiting for observable symptoms, individual examinations and testing leads to significant time lags in fighting its spread. Barnwell Bio researchers are developing a waste stream animal health monitoring system to identify the virus in asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic cases.

FFAR Rapid Research Develops H5N1 Waste Stream Surveillance Tool 

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