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Novel Technology Connects Buyers to Farmers 

FFAR Funds Dashboards to Track Food Supply Chain Vulnerabilities 

FFAR is Accepting Pre-Proposals for Seeding Solutions 2021 

Christina M. Grozinger Awarded the 2021 NAS Prize in Food & Agriculture Sciences 

FFAR Grant Provides Technical Training to Enhance Soil Health 

FFAR Seeks Nominations for 2021 New Innovator in Food and Agriculture Research Award 

FFAR Grant Develops Climate-Resilient Wheat 

FFAR Grant Improves Soil Health Through Phosphorus Management 

Getting to the Root of the Problem: Fastidious Pathogens 

Breakthrough for A Novel Bioassay for Culturing and Characterizing Fastidious Phytopathogens

ICASA Grant to Identify Causes of Bovine Respiratory Disease in Cattle 

Year Awarded  2020

FFAR award amount   $186,643

Total award amount   $373,287

Location   Ardmore, OK

Matching Funders   Veterinary Research and Consulting Services and HyPlains Research and Education Center

Grantee Institution   Noble Research Institute

The Noble Research Institute is identifying causes of late-onset bovine respiratory disease in cattle.

Late-onset bovine respiratory disease affects nearly 10 percent of calves, resulting in pneumonia and widespread antibiotic use. Recently, a late-onset disease has been identified in some cattle that are similar to bovine respiratory disease. Noble Research Institute is collecting DNA for genetic evaluation, nasal swabs for bacterial and viral analysis and blood samples for heart and lung analysis. This information will help researchers determine what health factors predispose calves to late-onset bovine respiratory disease.