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Below is a listing of our awarded grants that tackle big food and agriculture challenges.

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Outcome-Based Identification of Best Agronomic Practices to Reduce N Footprint in Agroecosystems

Accelerating Coffee Breeding Through Developing Tools to Screen for Critical Disease & Pest Resistance 

International Lettuce Genomics Consortium 4: Pre-competitive Foundational Research for Lettuce Breeding

Reducing the Carbon Footprint of U.S. Beef Cattle Production – a Texas Pilot Program

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Control of Emerging Avian Metapneumoviruses by Evaluating Efficacy of Imported Commercial Vaccines & Advancement of U.S. Strain-based Live Attenuated Vaccine for Sustainable U.S. Poultry Production 

Year Awarded  2026

FFAR award amount   $125,000

Total award amount   $250,000

Location   Brookings, SD

Program   Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research

Matching Funders   South Dakota State University, U.S. Poultry & Egg Association

Grantee Institution   South Dakota State University

To address the ongoing threats from New World screwworm, Medgene researchers are developing and testing a vaccine that could help protect cattle from this harmful parasite.

Development of a Novel Multivalent Vaccine to Protect Cattle Against New World Screwworm 

Year Awarded  2026

FFAR award amount   $249,996

Total award amount   $499,996

Location   Brookings, SD

Program   Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research

Matching Funders   VST LLC, dba Medgene

Grantee Institution   Medgene

To address the ongoing threats from New World screwworm, Medgene researchers are developing and testing a vaccine that could help protect cattle from this harmful parasite.

Life After Neonicotinoid Seed Treatment: Mitigating Early Season Corn & Soybean Pest Damage through Field Practices 

Year Awarded  2026

FFAR award amount   $75,000

Total award amount   $150,000

Location   St. Albans, VT

Program   Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research

Matching Funders   One Hive Foundation, State of Vermont Agency of Agriculture Food and Markets

Grantee Institution   University of Vermont

Vermont farmers will soon face new restrictions on one of the most widely used classes of insecticides, neonicotinoid insecticides. University of Vermont researchers are studying how farmers can protect crops and maintain yields as Vermont phases out most uses of neonicotinoid insecticides.

An Integrated Approach to Improve Whole Herd Survivability 2.0 

Year Awarded  2026

FFAR award amount   $750,000

Total award amount   $1,643,357

Location   Ames, IA

Program   Pig Livability Project

Matching Funders   The Pork Checkoff and other industry stakeholders

Grantee Institution   Iowa State University

Reducing pig mortality is a complex challenge influenced by animal health, management, environment and other factors throughout production. This research is identifying practical ways to address those factors that can improve pig welfare while helping producers protect the health and productivity of their herds.

Breaking the Barrier to Mass Sterilization in Finfish Aquaculture With Natural Sterility Technology 

Year Awarded  2026

FFAR award amount   $747,360

Total award amount   $1,566,716

Location   Pullman, WA

Matching Funders   Troutlodge and Washington State University

Grantee Institution   Washington State University

Sterile trout can devote more energy to growth, increasing farm productivity, while preventing escaped fish from breeding with wild populations and disrupting ecosystems. However, current sterilization methods add an extra set of chromosomes, an approach that is not fully effective and can cause fish health and production problems. Researchers are developing a practical, scalable method to produce healthy, sterile farmed rainbow trout using the fish’s natural biology to control fertility.

Enhancing Nitrogen & Phosphorus Use Efficiency in Semi-Arid & Mediterranean Irrigated/Rainfed Cropping Systems by Integrating Urease & Nitrification Inhibitors with Innovative Phosphorus Fertilizers to Improve Sustainability & Productivity 

Year Awarded  2026

Total award amount   $999,969

Location   Rishon LeZion, Israel

Matching Funders   Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Azotic Technologies Ltd., Cotton Incorporated, ICL Israel Ltd., Ministries of Israel, Novo Nordisk Foundation, OCP Nutricrops, Pivot Bio, The Platform for Agriculture and Climate Transformation, United Soybean Board

Grantee Institution   Volcani Institute

Volcani Institute researchers are assessing innovative nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer technologies for diverse crop rotations in irrigated dryland farming regions.

Integrating Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizers & Cover Crops for Sustainable Nitrogen Management 

Year Awarded  2026

Total award amount   $1,665,571

Location   København, Denmark

Matching Funders   Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Azotic Technologies Ltd., Cotton Incorporated, ICL Israel Ltd., Ministries of Israel, Novo Nordisk Foundation, OCP Nutricrops, Pivot Bio, The Platform for Agriculture and Climate Transformation, United Soybean Board, University of Copenhagen, University of Guelph

Grantee Institution   University of Copenhagen

University of Copenhagen researchers are studying how enhanced efficiency fertilizers and cover crops can work together to improve nitrogen use efficiency and enhance crop productivity in both Europe and North America.

Crop Recovery of Fertilizer Nitrogen & Soil Nitrous Oxide Leakage as Influenced by Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizers 

Year Awarded  2026

Total award amount   $999,984

Location   Vineland Station, ON

Matching Funders   Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Azotic Technologies Ltd., Cotton Incorporated, ICL Israel Ltd., Ministries of Israel, Novo Nordisk Foundation, OCP Nutricrops, Pivot Bio, The Platform for Agriculture and Climate Transformation, United Soybean Board

Grantee Institution   Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada

Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada researchers are determining how effectively nitrogen moves from applied fertilizers to the crop.

Mitigating Ammonia & Nitrous Oxide Emissions, Identifying Microbial Drivers & Improving Nitrogen Loss & Uptake Predictions with the Denitrification Decomposition Model 

Year Awarded  2026

Total award amount   $316,635

Location   Vineland Station, ON

Matching Funders   Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Azotic Technologies Ltd., Cotton Incorporated, ICL Israel Ltd., Ministries of Israel, Novo Nordisk Foundation, OCP Nutricrops, Pivot Bio, The Platform for Agriculture and Climate Transformation, United Soybean Board

Grantee Institution   Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada

Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada researchers are studying the agronomic, environmental and microbial impacts of fertilizers combined with placement methods, conservation tillage and cover crops.

Optimizing Nitrogen & Phosphorus Fertilizer Efficiency in Southern U.S. Cropping Systems Using Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizers & Cover Crops 

Year Awarded  2026

Total award amount   $969,120

Location   Blacksburg, VA

Matching Funders   Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Azotic Technologies Ltd., Cotton Incorporated, ICL Israel Ltd., Ministries of Israel, Novo Nordisk Foundation, OCP Nutricrops, Pivot Bio, The Platform for Agriculture and Climate Transformation, United Soybean Board

Grantee Institution   Virginia Tech

Virginia Tech researchers are improving nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer efficiency in southern U.S. cropping systems using enhanced-efficiency fertilizers and cover crops.