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Farm News: UW In Top Tier Of Grant RecipientscommentsPosted: 12.08.2011
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded 17 grants totaling $10.4 million for university research projects designed to boost food safety.
Deputy Agriculture Secretary Kathleen Merrigan said the funds are being divided among universities in 13 states. She made the announcement during a visit to Michigan State University, a recipient of three grants. One of the studies there will look for better ways to prevent harmful pathogens from contaminating packages of ready-to-eat, fresh-cut produce. The grants were made through the National Integrated Food Safety Initiative, which deals with food safety issues from the farm up to preparation. The list of universities receiving grants from USDA for studies
on how to improve food safety: __Tuskegee University, Alabama, $100,000. __University of Arizona, $542,969. __Fort Valley State University, Georgia, $100,000. __University of Georgia, $535,725. __University of Massachusetts, $424,878. __Michigan State University, three grants totaling $2,895,758. __North Carolina State University, $541,621. __Ohio State University, $1,864,665. __Oklahoma State University, $543,000. __Pennsylvania State University, $542,607. __Clemson University, $542,999. __Tennessee State University, $100,000. __University of Tennessee, $542,977. __Texas Tech University, $540,326. __University of Wisconsin, $541,313. |