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Sustainable and Profitable Strategies for Integrated Pest Management in Southern Organic Rice Grant No: 2015-51300-24286  \n2. Develop Science-based Recommendations to Efficiently Manage Forages, Herd Health and Productivity on Organic Dairies in the Southeastern Us Grant No: 2015-51300-24140  \n3. Sustainable Organic Strawberry (sos) Cropping Systems for the Southeast Grant No: 2015-51300-24134  \n4. Organic Tomato Breeding for Arthropod Resistance with a Focus on Protected Cultivation: a Planning Proposal Grant No: 2015-51300-24138  \n5. Needs Assessment to Characterize the Use of Soil Amendments and Microbial Food Safety Best Practices in Organic and Sustainable Agriculture Grant No: 2015-51300-24148  \n6. Leveraging Long-term Agroecological Research to Improve Agronomic, Economic, and Environmental Performance of Organic Grain Production Grant No: 2015-51300-24195  \n7. Development and Implementation of Systems-based Organic Management Strategies for Spotted Wing Drosophila Grant No: 2015-51300-24154  \n8. Avian Biodiversity: Impacts, Risks and Descriptive Survey (a-birds) Grant No: 2015-51300-24155  \n9. Creating the Cover Crops That Organic Farmers Need: Delivering Regionally Adapted Varieties Across America Grant No: 2015-51300-24192  \n10. Fine-tuning Supplementation Strategies on Organic Dairies During the Pasture Season to Improve Productivity Grant No: 2015-51300-24158  \n11. A Modular Curriculum to Teach Critical Concepts in Organic Agriculture Across Regions Grant No: 2015-51300-24136  \n12. A Systems-based Management Practices for Enhancing Quality and Safety of Organic Produce: Planning Grant Grant No: 2015-51300-24149  \n13. A Planning Network of Organic Farmers, Researchers, and Dairy Processors to Optimize Productivity and Resiliency of Forage Production Grant No: 2015-51300-24137  \n14. Assessing and Addressing the Needs of a Growing United States Organic Sweetpotato Industry  \nGrant No: 2015-51300-24141  \n15. Making Diversity Functional: Farm-tuning Cover Crop Mixtures to Meet Grower Needs Grant No: 2015- 51300-24156  \n16. Innovative Sowing, Cultivation, and Rotation Strategies to Address Weed, Fertility, and Disease Challenges in Organic Food and Feed Grains Grant No: 2015-51300-24153  \n17. The Student Organic Seed Symposium: Supporting and Educating Future Leaders in Organic Seed and Plant Breeding Grant No: 2015-51300-24151  \n18. An Experiential Learning-based Public Plant Breeding Pipeline for Organic Cultivar Development  \nGrant No: 2015-51300-24157  \n19. The Novel Use of Light to Suppress a Broad Group of Plant Pathogens Affecting Sustainable Production of Organically Grown Crops Grant No: 2015-51300-24135  \n20. Organic Agriculture Research Symposium Grant No: 2015-51300-24150  \nSustainable and Profitable Strategies for Integrated Pest Management in Southern Organic Rice  \n\n| Accession No. | 1007759 |\n| --- | --- |\n| Project No. | TEX09626 |\n| Agency | NIFA TEX\\ |\n| Project Type | OTHER GRANTS |\n| Project Status | NEW |\n| Contract / Grant No. | 2015-51300-24286 |\n| Proposal No. | 2015-07384 |\n| Start Date | 01 SEP 2015 |\n| Term Date | 31 AUG 2017 |\n| Grant Amount | $555,805 |\n| Grant Year | 2015 |\n| Investigator(s) | Zhou, X. |\n| Performing Institution | TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY, 750 AGRONOMY RD STE 2701, COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS 77843-0001 |\n\nNON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY  \nOrganic rice production has steadily increased in the U.S. over the last 20 years, with a majority of acreage being grown in the southern region. In contrast, conventional rice acreage has been declining. Farmers are seeking new ways to capture value-added markets like organic rice to sustain farming and their rural communities. Disease, weed and insect pests are among the primary factors threatening the expansion of the organic rice industry. We use an interdisciplinary approach that will help strengthen the foundations of organic rice production and aim at developing sustai","cbCaiutemfcaJngA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiutemfcaJngA","pdf",1301565,170,"English","# OREI Project Details\n## Award Year 2015\n## Project Index\n## Featured Project Overview\n## Accession and Project Metadata\n## Non-Technical Summary\n## Objectives","[{\"question\":\"What is the scope of the OREI 2015 projects in this document?\",\"answer\":\"The document presents OREI Project Details for the award year 2015, listing 20 research projects and providing deeper information for a featured project within that set.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main approaches used to reduce losses in southern organic rice?\",\"answer\":\"The plan combines brassica biofumigation cover cropping, improved cultivar or line development for organic systems, and seed treatments that use gibberellic acid and biocontrol agents to manage diseases and weeds.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the project address profitability and decision-making for producers?\",\"answer\":\"It uses partial budget analysis and develops interactive budgets to help producers manage input costs and improve economic returns, alongside multistate outreach and extension activities.\"}]","OREI Project Details - 2015 Award Year - 20 Research Projects | PDF",1789197396,59]