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K-State to lead $22M cereal crops project funded by USAID

MANHATTAN, Kan. Kansas State University officials are hailing a recent $22 million award from the U.S. Agency for International Development as a vital step in improving lives around the world by making cereal crops more.

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Consortium of scientists gear up to face a perfect storm of hurdles to sustainably double cereal production by 2050

Kansas State University has been awarded $22m from the US Agency for International Development (USAID) to chart an ambitious and collaborative approach to build the climate resilience of four of the world’s most consumed cereals - but the challenges are high.

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KSU awarded funding for cereal crops project

USAID provides $22 million to advance wheat, rice, sorghum, millet research.

United statesJared crainEduard akhunovJagger harveyNina liljaKansas state universityCornell universityClemson universityAfrican women in agricultural research for developmentClimate resilient labLouisiana state universityWheat genetics resource centerCollege of agricultureUs agency for international developmentPlant pathology departmentDelaware state university

Feds give Kansas State $22 million to fight global hunger

(The Center Square) - Kansas State University recently got a $22 million award from the U.S. Agency for International Development in hopes of improving the availability of cereal crops for

United statesNina liljaJared crainJagger harveyEldon gideonErnie mintonEduard akhunovUniversity of floridaUs agency for international developmentDelaware state universityClemson universityCornell universityCollege of agricultureKansas state universityGovernment accountability officeClimate resilient cereals innovational lab

KSU to lead cereal crops project

USAID provides $22 million to advance wheat, rice, sorghum, millet research

United statesEduard akhunovNina liljaJared crainJagger harveyDelaware state universityKansas state universityUniversity of floridaAfrican women in agricultural research for developmentUs agency for international developmentLouisiana state universityCornell universityPlant pathology departmentWheat genetics resource centerClemson universityClimate resilient lab

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