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Synergistic Activities and
Complementary Projects
The CIMSPIP
scientists have had tremendous success at leveraging additional funds from
several extramural sources, which has helped add value to the CIMSPIP funding.
Thus, the RAMP dollars were combined with funds from other sources that
allowed for leveraging additional research, extension, and training outcomes
[give link to those web] .
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Fate
and Efficacy of Spinosad for Insect Management in Farm Stored Grain. Maier,
D.E. and Ileleji, K.E. co-PI with Bh. Subramanyan and M. Toews, Kansas State
University. $195,831. USDA-CSREES-PMAP. October 1, 2002 - September 30,
2004. (Dr. Maier and Dr. Ileleji responsible for $99,141.) |
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Field Studies
to Test Insector Probes in Stored Indiana Corn. Maier, D.E., PI. $15,000.
USDA-ARS-U.S. Grain Marketing & Production Research Center. July 22,
2002 – May 31, 2004. |
| Evaluation
of Sulfuryl Fluoride Fumigation on End Use Quality of Corn and Corn
Products. Maier, D.E., PI. $20,000. Dow AgroSciences, Indianapolis, Indiana.
October 1, 2002 – October 1, 2003.
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| A
controlled ambient aeration as a pest management strategy in stored rice.
F. Arthur. 3 yrs. $419,773 |
| A replacement for organophosphates as
stored grain protectants and for use in food processing. F. Arthur.
3
yrs. $187,794 |
| A pest
management in stored rice to maintain quality. F. Arthur. 3 yrs.
$54,626 |
| Evaluation
of two novel ultrasonic device and a lactose-based pesticide for management
of urban insects. Koston Technologies, $ 120,000. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Improvement
and field validation of an attact-and-kill bait station for the Indianmeal
moth. USDA/CSREES (IPM), $ 80,000 (Co-PI). Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Evaluation
of spinosad for protection of stored corn from insect attack and damage.
Kansas Corn Commission, $ 30,000. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Improved
protocols for evaluating efficacy of ultrasound technology against
economically important urban pests. Applica, $ 180,000. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| FQPA
and management of insects in stored wheat: perceptions and implementation of
organophosphate alternatives by Kansas farmers. EPA Region VII, $39,964. Bh.
Subramanyam. |
| Fate
and efficacy of spinosad applied to farm stored grains. USDA/CSREES-PMAP, $
199,195. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Characterization
of spinosad as a stored grain and stored products protectant. Dow
AgroSciences, $ 105,000. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Development
and implementation of a voluntary HACCP program for the commercial feed
industry. USDA/CSREES, $ 534,153 (Co-PI). Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Management
of insects in stored grain with spinosad and aeration. Kansas Wheat
Commission, $ 61,811. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Sixth
National Stored Product IPM Training Conference. USDA/ARS, IPM, $ 20,000. Bh.
Subramanyam. |
| Pesticide
alternatives and pollution prevention techniques in response to FQPA for
post-harvest ecosystems, EPARegion VII, $ 69,956. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Effects
of a novel ultrasonic emitter on the mating behavior and reproductive
performance of the Indianmeal moth-a common pest associated with grains and
processed food products, USDA (Midwest Advanced Food Manufacturing Alliance
[MAFMA]), $ 50,000. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Assessment
of Actellic on sunflower seeds. Agriliance, $ 20,000. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Spinosad:
a safe and effective alternative for managing stored-wheat insects. Kansas
Wheat Commission, $ 17,774. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Spinosad:
a safe and effective alternative for managing stored-wheat insects. Kansas
Wheat Commission, $ 6,895. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Management
of stored-product insects with heat in food-processing facilities. Rupp
Industries, $ 15,000. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Spinosad:
a safe and effective alternative for managing stored-wheat insects. Kansas
Wheat Commission, $ 6,895. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Quality
of sulfuryl fluoride (Profume) treated wheat. Dow AgroSciences, $ 120,000. |
| Heat
sterilization for insect management in food-handling establishments. USDA (MAFMA),
$ 50,000. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Spinosad:
a safe and effective alternative for managing stored-wheat insects. Kansas
Wheat Commission, $ 17,274. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Spinosad:
a safe and effective alternative for managing stored-wheat insects. Kansas
Wheat Commission, $ 9,590. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| Fate
and efficacy of Spinosad in farm-stored wheat. Kansas Wheat Research Center,
$ 5,200. Bh. Subramanyam. |
| USDA CSREES Pest Management Alternatives Program: Replacement of
organophosphates as stored grain protectants and for use in food processing.
T. Phillips, F. Arthur, J. Campbell, M. Toews, J. Criswell. Two years. $165,009.
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| Infection
decisions by insect-parasitic nematodes. Integrative Animal Biology and Neuroscience, National Science
Foundation. $200,000. 2003-2005. Lewis, Campbell,
Ramaswamy, and Shapiro |
| USDA-ARS-U.S.
Grain Marketing & Production Research Center Field Studies to “Field
Validation of Insector Probes in Stored Oklahoma Wheat.” $15,000. T.WP PI.
2002 –2004. |
| Dow AgroSciences, Indianapolis, Indiana “Determination of Sorption Dynamics of
Sulfuryl Fluoride Fumigant Gas in Raw Cereal Grains.” $30,000. TWP is first PI with co-PI Noyes. 2003-2004 |
| Whitmire-Microgen
research Labs., Inc., St. Louis, MO. “Evaluation
of Pheromone Release Devices for Mating Disruption of the Indianmeal
Moth.” $30,000. 2002-2003. TWP PI. |
| USDA
ARS Office of Pest Management Policy. “Developing
Pest Management strategic plans for Stored Cereal Grains.” $20,000. Phillips and Arthur co-PIs, 2003-2004. |
| Southern
Regional Sustainable Agricultural Research and Education (SARE) Program,
“Developing Sustainable Stored Grain IPM Systems in Oklahoma and
Texas.” $138,600. Ron Noyes
is lead PI cooperating with Texas
A&M University. 2002-2003 |
| USDA
CSREES Southern Regional IPM Competitive Grants Program. “Improvement and Field Validation of an Attract-and-Kill Bait
Station for the Indianmeal Moth.” $75,179.
Nansen and Phillips, co-PIs. 2003-2004. |
| USDA
CSREES National Research Initiative, Biologically Based Pest Management.
“Pheromone-Based Suppression of Stored-Product Moths Using Attracticides.” $188,774.
Phillips is lead PI, 2004-2006. |
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