Priority Area I: IMPROVING SOYBEAN PROFITABILITY
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Low-Input Nonirrigated Soybean Production
|
Funded Level*
$40,176
|
Rotational and Tillage
Systems to Control Soybean Cyst Nematode |
$45,381 |
Adaptability of Soybeans
to Arkansas Moisture and Nutrient Environments |
$23,516 |
Rice and Soybean Production
on Soils Adversely Affected by Poor Irrigation Water
Quality |
$48,387 |
Effects of Subsoiling
and Related Practices on Silt Loam and Heavy Clay
Soils |
$6,027 |
Integration of Resistant
Soybeans with a Biological Control Agent for Suppression
of the Soybean Cyst Nematode |
$53,582 |
Surface Irrigation Alternatives
for Irrigated Soybean Management |
$16,749 |
Effect of Cropping Systems
on Soybean Seed Quality and Seed-Infecting Fungi
|
$13,981 |
Economics of Soybean
Production |
$29,517 |
Evaluation and Incorporation
of Varieties (Transgenic, Roundup Ready and Conventional)
in Differing Arkansas Soybean Production Environments
and Cropping Systems |
$31,157 |
Low-Input Irrigated Soybeans
on Heavy Clay |
$8,199 |
Helping Arkansas Rice
Farmers Exploit Market Opportunities by Improved
Use of Soybean, Wheat and Corn in Rice Rotations |
$29,020 |
Effects of Tillage, Planting
Date, Plant Population and Genotype on Severity
of Charcoal Rot in Soybeans |
$29,537 |
Developing Cost-Effective
Weed Management Systems |
$91,598 |
Weed Interference and
Weed Management |
$57,464 |
Variety Testing in a
Greenhouse for Disease Resistance |
$32,399 |
Field Screening of New
Soybean Cultivars for Performance Against Major
Diseases and Nematodes |
$58,579 |
Soybean Variety Testing
|
$13,818 |
Breeding Improved Varieties
and Germplasm |
$40,353 |
Optimizing Variety Selection
to Improve Yield |
$13,812 |
Priority Area II: BASE PROGRAMS
|
| Weed Biology/Ecology
|
$20,263
|
Soybean
Drought Tolerance Research |
$43,991 |
Soybean
Adaptation to Restrictive Soil Environments |
$35,065 |
Soybean
Research Verification Program |
$69,528 |
Improving
Technology Transfer for Profitable and Sustainable
Soybean Production |
$57,416 |
The Relationship
of the Environment to Sudden Death Syndrome and
Stem Canker |
$40,996 |
Molecular
Separation of Races of Soybean Cyst Nematodes |
$24,844 |
Improving
the Adaptation and Diversity of Arkansas Soybeans |
$44,740 |
Extraction
and Characterization of Food Grade Pectins from
Soy Hull
|
$33,377 |
Priority Area III: NEW AND INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS
|
| Investigation and Application of Whole
Farm Systems Approach to Crop Production Management
|
$16,398
|
Commercialization of Soy Hull Carbon
Absorbants: Waste Water Treatment and Sugar Decoloring
Applications |
$40,127 |
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| *Rounded to nearest dollar |
TOTAL |
$1,110,000 |
Soybeans Today January 2000
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Phone: 501-228-1265
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