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West Texas High Plains

A Race Against Time in the Texas High Plains

The Texas alliance for water conservation

tomato grafting

The Benefits of Tomato Grafting

New fact sheet on the technique that can control diseases and improve productivity

Mating peachtree borer pests. Photo courtesy of USDA-ARS

Peach Tree Pests Target of USDA Study

Natural enemies an alternative to chemical use.

Kentucky farmers Charlie and Ann Hoffman (right) with KYSU's Marion Simon (left) and her sister.

Record Crowd at Southern SAWG Conference

Farmers, ranchers, researchers, more attend to learn more about sustainable ag.

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Pollinator Conservation Training in Florida, Feb. 2

Program to raise awareness of declining populations and increase conservation efforts.

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New Video: Conserving Water in the Texas High Plains

Agriculture in the Texas High Plains, a $20-billion-per-year industry, is facing a water crisis. Thanks to a unique partnership...

Using Natural Enemies to Control Peach Tree Pests

USDA researchers studying alternatives to chemicals.

Pollinator Conservation Short Course Taking Place in Florida, Feb. 2

Short course draws attention to declining pollinator populations and the need for conservation.

Get Our 2011 Annual Projects Report

Interested in what sustainable ag projects we fund? Read our 2011 Annual Index.

Researchers: Land a Grant with this Video Tutorial on Systems Research

A set of videos designed to educate you on systems approaches and write a successful systems research grant.

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New: Systems Research Video Tutorials

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Photo credit: Texas Tech University

GRIFFIN, Georgia – Some of the Southern region’s most respected sustainable ag experts lend their experiences and advice about approaches to systems research in a new video tutorial series developed by Southern SARE.

Researchers interested in pursuing systems research projects through our Research & Education and Large Systems Research grants now have access to a tutorial of what systems research is and how to successfully write a systems research grant.

For decades, we have supported the application of systems research in sustainable agriculture. The concept targets the interactions of agricultural components and how those components function together to help define the characteristics of a whole agricultural production system.

The “Perspectives on Systems Research” video tutorial is divided into five modules: Introduction and Meet the Exemplars, Getting Started in Systems Research, Building a Systems Research Team, Overcoming Challenges and Obstacles, and Funding and Support.

The videos, produced by the University of Kentucky with support from the University of Georgia, are designed to help researchers be more successful in securing grant support for systems projects.

Dig deeper into our new Systems Research section on our site to learn more about systems research, including additional educational materials on approaches to systems research.

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From the Field

A Toolbox of Innovations to Control Small Ruminant Parasites

Inexpensive, highly effective methods for controlling parasites, including FAMACHA, a tool for diagnosing... more

 
 

Open Calls for Proposals

There are currently no open Calls for Proposals.

To receive notifications of calls via e-mail, contact the Southern SARE office:

Southern SARE Main Office
1109 Experiment St., Stuckey Building
University of Georgia
Griffin, Ga. 30223
Ph: 770-412-4786
Fax: 770-412-4789
ssare@uga.edu

What Is Sustainable Ag? link

Read our booklet about best practices and the people who use them.

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