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Funding Opportunity Drives Packaging Innovation for U.S. Growers 

Common Sheep & Goat Deworming Treatment Is Largely Ineffective 

Common Sheep & Goat Deworming Treatment Largely Ineffective 

Breakthrough for FFAR Vet Fellows Fifth Cohort

Developing a Decontamination Strategy for HPAI-Infected Milk 

Year Awarded  2025

FFAR award amount   $150,000

Total award amount   $300,404

Location   College Station, TX

Program   Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research

Matching Funders   Texas A&M AgriLife Research

Grantee Institution   Texas A&M University

The Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) virus is present in the milk of infected cows, and to limit on-farm spread, requires cost-prohibitive and resource-intensive on-farm pasteurization and heat decontamination treatments. Texas A&M University researchers are evaluating the effectiveness of chemical controls in decontaminating milk.

FFAR Develops Decontamination Strategy for HPAI-Infected Milk 

FFAR Board of Directors 2025 Annual Meeting 

Annual Meeting Washington, D.C.

FFAR Spurs Tool to Test for Bird Flu 

FFAR Funds Partnership to Accelerate Soybean Development 

Deleting Wheat Proteins that Cause Intolerances 

Breakthrough for Reducing Wheat Allergenicity: Paving the Way to Non-Allergenic Wheat