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  1. Semi-rigid Luminescent Hoop House for Combined Solar and Agriculture

    SBC: SOLICULTURE, INC.            Topic: 813

    This project will combine a semi-rigid solar panel with a low cost hoop house resulting a protectedagriculture structure at an installed cost of less than $2.00/W. This cost point allows for capitalfinancing from energy developers through a commercial power purchase agreement. Combiningsolar with agriculture opens up farmland to solar development that would normally be off limits fora solar only i ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  2. Intelligent Optical Nerves for Precision Agriculture

    SBC: INTELLIGENT FIBER OPTIC SYSTEMS CORP            Topic: 813

    FIELD 7: PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACTProject Title: Intelligent Optical Nerves for Precision AgricultureDynamic micro-environmental monitoring has the potential to be a key precision horticulturalcapability for increasing production and quality of crops in the tightly controlled environments ofgreenhouses while increasing the overall energy efficiency of production. IFOS proposes ascalable multi-fun ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  3. Investigation of Novel Fluor Mop Adsorbent for Prevention and Remediation of PFAS contamination in Livestock

    SBC: WEAVER LABS LLC            Topic: 83

    Perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are highly resistant to chemical/thermal degradation and arehydrophobic and oleophobic. Due to these properties they have been used for decades in productssuch as aqueous film-forming foams Teflon waterproof clothing and food packaging. The sameproperties that make them useful also cause them to be difficult to remediate and to bioaccumulatein livestock and humans. ...

    STTR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  4. Development of a Portable, Biochar-Based Electrochemical PFAS Sensing Device to Protect Rural Water Resources

    SBC: CACHE ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORIES, PC            Topic: 84

    Per and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) are chemically and biologically resistant organiccompounds that are persistent bioaccumulative and highly toxic. Owing to their widespreadcontamination of public drinking water supplies on June 21 2022 the US EnvironmentalProtection Agency announced new interim lifetime drinking water health advisories of 0.004nanograms per liter and 0.02 nanograms p ...

    STTR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  5. Towards a scalable continuous flow plasma water treatment architecture for PFAS destruction

    SBC: FOURTH STATE LLC            Topic: 84

    Project SummaryPer and Poly fluorinated alkyl substances whose origins date back to the 1940s are a class ofcompounds possessing high thermal and chemical stability. The compounds have been used in a range ofconsumer products owing to these robust properties. Their unusual stability and thus long half-life have ledto the proliferation of these compounds in the environment. It is now well establish ...

    STTR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  6. Automated, online nitrogen analyzer

    SBC: ONDAVIA, INC.            Topic: 84

    The presence of these excess nutrients in natural waterways leads to algal blooms that threaten thelife of aquatic organisms and human drinking water sources. Algal blooms not only reduce theoxygen content in water but also produce toxins that are difficult to remove and harmful to health.A key nutrient is nitrogen an estimated one-hundred billion kilograms of which is releasedannually from fertil ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  7. Sensors for Measuring Subsurface and Ambient Nitrogen Oxides (NOx and N2O) from Agricultural Production Systems

    SBC: REDNOX, INC.            Topic: 84

    Two major anthropogenic events need immediate attention. First is climate change triggered byincreased emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) including carbon dioxide (CO ) nitrous oxide2 (N O) and methane (CH ). The second is increased air pollution from particulate matter (PM2.5)2 4 and ozone catalyzed by nitrogen oxides NO (NO =NO+NO ). Agricultural practices play a majorx x 2 role in exacerbating ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  8. A Novel Device and Methodology for Detection and Quantitative Measurement of Fugitive Methane Releases

    SBC: AETHER LLC            Topic: 84

    Aether seeks to commercialize a unique biomimetic chemical sensor capable of discriminating between various gases in the atmosphere and specifically capable of discriminating greenhouse gases from ordinary atmospheric pollutants. The proposed detection approach is based on a methodology developed at the Naval Research Laboratory and licensed to Aether. Our infrared-based sensor achieves high selec ...

    STTR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  9. XERICO Drought Tolerance Technology

    SBC: KOPESS AgTech LLC            Topic: 82

    KOPESS uses an innovative and proprietary technology called XERICO technology to increasedrought tolerance in crops. Drought is an extremely serious and recurring problem that limits cropproductivity and affects the economic vitality of farmers. The major corporate seed corn companieshave created a multi-billion-dollar industry based on genetically modified crops. However droughttolerance has been ...

    STTR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  10. EliteTree Biomass Tree Crop Technology

    SBC: KOPESS Biomass Solutions LLC            Topic: 81

    A rapid increase in the use of wood as a renewable feedstock for energy and bioproducts isexpected as new global climate change policies encourage a transition away from fossil fuels.Effective production of biomass feedstocks requires overcoming economic environmental andsocietal obstacles. Deploying tree crops that produce high yields (to improve profitability) withminimal inputs (for low environ ...

    STTR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
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