August 22, 2024 Entrepreneur Attributes Kirchner HBCU Fellowship to Career Success Kwame Terra MPH Kirchner Fellowship HBCU 2021 Cohort
August 1, 2024 Building Diversity & Inclusion in the Agriculture Technology Venture Capital Industry LaKisha Odom, Ph.D. Scientific Program Director Sustaining Vibrant Agroecosystems
April 21, 2022 Diversifying the Future of Venture Capital The first cohort of the HBCU Kirchner Fellows are Bryana Pittman, Kwame Jackson and Martin Adu-Boahene who co-wrote this Insights piece to share the value of this fellowship and its potential impact.
January 25, 2022 A day on the Battlefield: Searching for Perennial defenses in wild places Kelsey Peterson 2019-2022 FFAR Fellow
October 21, 2021 Taking Science Beyond the Bench: Critical Reflections for Change-Oriented Research Krista Marshall 2019-2022 FFAR Fellow
August 24, 2021 Heavy Metal and Chocolate: Not the Best Pairing Zachary Dashner 2018-2021 FFAR Fellow
September 29, 2020 Dairy Cattle Metabolic Capacity: Milking It for all It’s Worth Linda Beckett 2019-2022 FFAR Fellow
August 26, 2020 Climate change and Dairy Farming: Beating the Heat Ananda Fontoura 2018-2021 FFAR Fellow
April 29, 2020 Research is Critical to Preventing the Next Pandemic Tim Kurt, DVM Scientific Program Director, October 2016- September 2022 Advanced Animal Systems
February 27, 2020 Can biochar help adapt agriculture to a hotter, dryer climate? Shelby Hoglund 2018-2021 FFAR Fellow
June 14, 2022 FFAR and Native American Agriculture Fund Announce 2022 Cohort of Tribal Agriculture Fellows
April 6, 2022 FFAR & OCP North America Open Applications for Fertilizer Efficiency Research Fellowship
Loyalty Shopper Card Intervention Creates Behavior Change Breakthrough for Individually-targeted incentives, diet quality and health outcomes among adults
Developing an Extensive Database of US Groundwater Wells Breakthrough for Achieving Sustainable Groundwater Management Through Innovative Governance & Optimal Agricultural Water Use Under Conflicting Objectives
Getting to the Root of the Problem: Fastidious Pathogens Breakthrough for A Novel Bioassay for Culturing and Characterizing Fastidious Phytopathogens