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FFAR Grant Promotes Sorghum Health Benefits

Poultry Tech Summit: What’s Next for Poultry?

Convening Event Atlanta, GA

Poultry Tech Summit, What’s next for poultry? October 30 through November 1, 2022, Georgia Tech Hotel & Conference Center, Atlanta, Georgia USA

RIPE Researchers Report Faster Screening of Photoprotection in Crops

Research Pinpoints Why Dairy Cows Produce Less Milk in Warm Weather and Develops Nutrition-Based Solution

Breakthrough for FFAR Grant Helps Heat-Stressed Dairy Cows Weather Increasing Temperatures

FFAR Welcomes New Executive Director, Dr. Saharah Moon Chapotin

Cotton-Based Precision Irrigation Improves Sustainability

Year Awarded  2022

FFAR award amount   $753,206

Total award amount   $1,507,062

Location   Athens, GA

Program   Seeding Solutions

Matching Funders   University of Georgia

Grantee Institution   University of Georgia

Cotton, which contributes billions to the United States’ economy, faces escalating threats from climate change-induced droughts. Cotton growers urgently need water management strategies to maximize productivity while minimizing water use. University of Georgia researchers are developing cotton-based precision irrigation scheduling strategies to ensure optimal water use to improve water use efficiency, ensure yield stability and enhance economic productivity.

Plant-Based Precision Irrigation Management for Improved System-Level Sustainability

Year Awarded  2022

FFAR award amount   $753,206

Total award amount   $1,507,062

Location   Athens, GA

Program   Seeding Solutions

Matching Funders   University of Georgia

Grantee Institution   University of Georgia

Cotton, which contributes billions to the United States’ economy, faces escalating threats from climate change-induced droughts. Cotton growers urgently need water management strategies to maximize productivity while minimizing water use. University of Georgia researchers are developing cotton-based precision irrigation scheduling strategies to ensure optimal water use to improve water use efficiency, ensure yield stability and enhance economic productivity.

Dr. Carolyn Lawrence-Dill Joins FFAR’s Board of Directors

The Ohio State University Study Examines Soil Organic Carbon-Enhancing Practices

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