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2009 Project GREEEN Funding Allocations
 
New Project Funding
Competitive & Discretionary

 

Basic Research

  • From Lab to Field: Developing Genomic Tools to Determine Pathogenicity in the Cucumber Downy Mildew Pathogen Pseudoperonospora cubensis, Bradley Day
  • Genetic Control of Crop Load and Fruit Abscission, Steven van Nocker
  • Genetic Manipulation of Venturia inaequalis for Control of Forcible Ascospore Discharge, Frances Trail
  • Genetic Tools for Regulating Flowering and Enhancing Production for the Michigan Apple Industry, Steven van Nocker
  • Host Range of Ascochyta spp. from Pea and Description of the Sexual State and Mating System of A. pinodella, Martin Chilvers

Applied Research

  • An Economically Promising Plum Curculio Control Strategy in Michigan Tree Fruit with a Reduced-risk Insect Growth Regulator, Mark Whalon
  • Biofumigation and Cover Crop Mixtures for Optimizing the Performance of Cover Crops in Commercial Vegetable Production, Mathieu Ngouajio
  • Constructed Wetlands for Treatment of Food Processing Wastewater, Dawn Reinhold
  • Control of Plant Parasitic Nematodes Without Fumigants in Strawberry Plantings and its Impact on Black Root Rot, Annemiek Schilder
  • Current Status of Virus and Phytoplasma Infection of Blueberry in Michigan and Improvement of Diagnostic Methods, Annemiek Schilder
  • Detecting and Assessing Potential Causes of Internal Chestnut Deterioration, Daniel Guyer
  • Developing Soybean Germ Plasm with Resistance to Japanese Beetles and Aphids, Dechun Wang
  • Developing a Comprehensive Fruitworm Management Program for Michigan Blueberries, Rufus Isaacs
  • Development and Delivery of an Effective Organic Pest Management Tactic for Michigan Organic Apples using Entomophagous Nematodes, Matthew Grieshop
  • Development and Implementation of Mating Disruption for Environmentally Sound Management of Sesiid Borer Pests in Cherry and Apple Orchards, David Epstein
  • Development of a Forecasting System for Soybean White Mold, Jianjun Hao
  • Development of Attract-and-kill Technologies for Control of Fruit Crop Moth Pests, Larry Gut
  • Development of Web-based Operational Guidance for Irrigation of Tree Fruit and Grapes in Michigan, William Northcott
  • Establishment of Perennial Warm-season Grasses for Biofuels, Kurt Thelen
  • Evaluating Western Bean Cutworm Numbers, Damage and Control Options in Dry Beans, Michael R. Jewett
  • Evaluation of Strategies to Achieve Sustainable Production of Concord Grapes in Michigan, Paolo Sabbatini
  • Host/Pathogen Interactions of Invasive and Established Genotypes of Phytophthora infestans on Foliage and Tubers, William Kirk
  • Improvement of Fruit Pest Mating Disruption and Attract-and-kill Techniques: Elucidation of Key Insect Behaviors, Matthew Grieshop
  • Improving Water Management in Container Nurseries by Scheduling Irrigation Based on Real-time Sensor-derived Plant Water Use, R. Thomas Fernandez
  • Integrating Novel Mechanical, Genetic and Horticultural Technologies into an Early-yielding, High Efficiency, Globally Competitive Tart Cherry Production System, Ronald Perry
  • Investigating Hop Varieties for Michigan Production, J. Robert Sirrine
  • Light-emitting Diodes as a New Supplemental Lighting Source for Greenhouse Crops, Erik Runkle
  • Management Plans for Emerging Blueberry Insect Pests: Putnam Scale and Blueberry Gall Midge, Rufus Isaacs
  • Optimizing the Efficacy and Environmental Fitness of a Commercial Pseudomonas Bacterial Biocontrol Product for the Control of Turfgrass Disease, Joseph M. Vargas, Jr.
  • Reducing the Cost of Codling Moth Mating Disruption by Optimizing Dispenser Release Rate, James R. Miller
  • Storage of Honeycrisp Apple Fruit, Randolph Beaudry
  • Strip Tillage and Planting Density Strategies for Improving Carrot Quality and Soil Health, Daniel Brainard
  • Sustainable Irrigation and Water Management in Fraser Fir Christmas Tree Production, Pascal Nzoukou
  • Targeted Tillage of Manure-enriched Planting Zones for Priming Manure Nitrogen Release in Low-disturbance Cropping Systems, Timothy Harrigan
  • The Effect of Leaf Wetness Duration Sensor Canopy Position on the Cherry Leaf Spot Infection Model, Erin Lizotte
  • Timing of Powdery Mildew Cleistothecium Production in the Fall and Ascospore Release in the Spring Under Michigan Conditions, Annemiek Schilder
  • Understanding and Managing Imidacloprid and Thiamethoxam Resistance in the Colorado Potato Beetle, Edward Grafius

Extension/Demonstration

  • Best Management Practices for Weed Control in Blueberries, Paul Jenkins
  • Business Plan Development for Hoop Houses, David Conner
  • Enology Education Outreach: On-site Demonstrations for Improving Michigan Wine Quality, Paul Jenkins
  • Impacts of the Pilot Project to Introduce Planting Flexibility to Farm Programs in Michigan, David Schweikhardt
  • Michigan Cropland Data Layer Collaborative, Adesoji Adelaja
  • Planting Techniques: Procedures for the Handling and Planting of Woody and Herbaceous Plants, Robert Schutzki
  • Reducing Economic Limitations from Maximum Residue Limit Regulations Faced by Michigan Fruit Industries, Suzanne Thornsbury
  • Synoptic Weather Forecasting and Web-based Information Delivery Systems for Managing Potato Late Blight in Michigan, William Kirk

2009 Continued Project Funding

  • A Digital Camera- and Computer-guided, Shielded Flame Weeder/Sprayer for Postemergence Weed Control, Bernard Zandstra
  • Alternative Ground Cover Management for Fraser Fir Production, Pascal Nzokou
  • Apple Rootstock Evaluation Trials, Gregory Lang
  • Best Management Practices for Stover Harvest in Continuous and Rotated Corn Cropping Systems, Lowell Gentry
  • Built-up Sand-capped Soil System for High Traffic Areas, John Rogers
  • Characterization and Management of Cucurbit Downy Mildew, Mary Hausbeck
  • China Produce Supply Chains, Suzanne Thornsbury
  • Clarksville Horticultural Experiment Station Organic Orchard, James Flore
  • Delivery of Effective Entomopathogenic Fungi and Nematodes for Managing Plum Curculio in Orchards, Mark Whalon
  • Determining the Utility of Managed Bumblebees for the Pollination of Commercial Highbush Blueberries, Rufus Isaacs
  • Development of Damage Thresholds for Foliar Diseases in Juice Grapes, Annemiek Schilder
  • Effects of Irrigation and Rye Living Mulch on Weeds, Soil Health and Asparagus Yields, Daniel Brainard
  • Energy Efficiency and Carbon Dioxide Emissions in Michigan Greenhouse Operations, Zhengfei Guan
  • GREEEN Pesticide Policy Program, Mark Whalon
  • Identification of Michigan Vectors and Hosts of Tobacco Rattle Virus, George Bird
  • Improving Codling Moth Management by Maximizing the Utility of Pheromone-baited Monitoring Traps, Larry Gut
  • Improving Irrigation Management for Pot-in-pot Nursery Production Systems, Bert Cregg
  • Influence of the Root-lesion Nematode on Soybean Cyst Nematode, George Bird 
  • Integrated Approach to Managing Replant Suppression Problems in Asparagus, Mathieu Ngouajio
  • Interactions Between Weed and Disease Management Practices in Glyphosate-resistant Sugar Beets, Christy Sprague
  • Introgression of Aphid Resistance from Exotic Germ Plasm to Elite Michigan Soybean Germ Plasm, Dechun Wang
  • Linking Agri-food by Developing Michigan MarketMaker, H. Christopher Peterson
  • Management Approaches for Treatment of Leaf Scorch and Decline in Landscape Trees, Gerard Adams
  • Mechanization of Juice Grape Production Under Michigan Growing Conditions, Thomas Zabadal
  • Michigan Farm to School: Realizing the Opportunity, Colleen Matts
  • Michigan State University Conducted and Coordinated Industry Wheat Evaluations for Wheat Quality Testing of Advanced Lines, Perry Ng
  • Minimizing Soil-borne Pest Risk in a High Tunnel System Through Soil Rotation, Ronald Goldy
  • Mummy Berry and Pollinator Interactions in Michigan Organic Blueberries, Matthew Grieshop
  • New Tools for Identifying Resistance to Potato Common Scab and Improving Disease Management, David Douches
  • Pasture Renovation Using Improved Forage Species and Varieties, Doo-Hong Min
  • Photoperiodic Lighting Strategies to Accelerate Development of Floriculture Crops, Erik Runkle
  • Predicting Occurrence of Key Insect Vegetable Pests, Beth Ann Bishop
  • Refining the Water Balance in Michigan's Agricultural Landscape from a Spatial and Temporal Perspective, Jon Bartholic
  • Regulation of Return Bloom in Honeycrisp by Fruit Position, Fruit Growth Rate, Seed Number and GA, James Flore
  • Rescue of High Value Michigan Peach Breeding Lines from Plum Pox Virus, William Shane
  • Revitalizing the Michigan Onion Industry Through Cost-effective and Sound Weed Control Practices, Bernard Zandstra
  • Screening Selected Michigan Vegetable Crops for Resistance to Root-knot and Root-lesion Nematodes, Haddish Melakeberhan
  • Sustainable Management Strategies for Potato Leafhopper in Michigan Wine Grapes, Rufus Isaacs
  • Upper Peninsula Corn Hybrid Trials, Kurt Thelen
  • Use of Ground Covers in Conjunction with Chemical Mowing for Weed Management in Michigan Christmas Tree Plantations, Bernard Zandstra
  • Validation of a Degree-day Model for Pest Prediction and Optimizing Spray Decisions in Michigan Vineyards, Rufus Isaacs
  • Wine Grape Canopy Management: Effect on Carbon Assimilation, Partitioning and Fruit Quality, Paolo Sabbatini