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Rapid Response to Novel Resistance-Breaking Strain of Pathogenic Fusarium oxysporum in Cultivated Strawberry

Year Awarded  2024

FFAR award amount   $149,662

Total award amount   $299,323

Location   Davis, CA

Program   Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research

Matching Funders   University of California, Davis

Grantee Institution   University of California, Davis

Some 90% of the nation’s fresh strawberries are grown in California, but the crop is threatened by the Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. fragariae (Fof) fungus, the rapid spread of which could harm both the availability of the popular fruit and growers’ livelihoods. With a ROAR grant, University of California, Davis researchers are conducting research to better understand and quickly combat the pathogen.

ROAR Funding Protects Strawberries from Dangerous Pathogen

Efficient Fertilizer Consortium Seeks Research to Evaluate Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizer Impact Globally

FFAR’s Dr. LaKisha Odom Selected for Two Prestigious Agriculture Industry Awards

Developing Strawberry Resistance to Fusarium Wilt

Year Awarded  2024

FFAR award amount   $149,662

Total award amount   $299,323

Location   Davis, CA

Program   Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research

Matching Funders   University of California, Davis

FFAR Aims to Help Farmers Manage Manure More Sustainably & Profitably

Seeding Solutions Grant Promotes Clean Water Through Performance-Based Financing

New Study Shows AI & Supercomputing Can Quantify Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Individual Farms

Breakthrough for FFAR Grant Quantifies Organic Carbon to Improve Agricultural Productivity

Seeding Solutions Grant to Preserve Groundwater and Economically Benefit Growers

FFAR & Eight Member Organizations Commit $8.45 Million to Efficient Fertilizer Consortium