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  1. Commercialization of PDMA (Partially Digested Macroalgae) to decarbonize animal feeds by improved control of macroalgae fermentation processes

    SBC: OCEAN ERA INC            Topic: 88

    Farmed marine macroalgae present a carbon negative opportunity for feedstuff production as theydo not require land conversion fertilizers or freshwater. Macroalgae are already used in smallquantities in some animal diets but the complex polysaccharides are largely indigestible. Trials atOcean Era have shown that the microbes from herbivorous reef fish can be used as the inoculum fordeconstruction ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Agriculture
  2. Novel Manufactured Aquaponic/Hydroponic Raft Design to Address Food Safety Deficiencies and Plant Growth Opportunities

    SBC: HAWAII FISH COMPANY INC.            Topic: 87

    Page 1 of 2 USDA-NIFA-SBIR-009642 8.7 Aquaculture Hawaii Fish Company Inc.Aquaponics is a rapidly emerging form of agriculture poised to provide farmers a highly sustainableand profitable means of producing locally-grown nutritious food. The majority of commercialaquaponics farmers utilize deep-water culture (DWC) systems with floating rafts and usuallyfabricate their own rafts from construction-g ...

    SBIR Phase II 2023 Department of Agriculture
  3. Overcoming Risks to Fully Commercialize Breadfruit Manufacturing and Marketing Through a Cooperative Framework to Support Small, Diversified Farmers

    SBC: HAWAII ULU PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE            Topic: 812

    PROJECTSUMMARY Project Title: Overcoming Risks to Fully Commercialize Breadfruit Manufacturing and MarketingThroughaCooperativeFrameworktoSupportSmallDiversifiedFarmers PI: ShapiroDana Institution:Hawai'i'UluProducersCooperative Hawai'i'UluProducersCooperative(HUC)isanagriculturalcooperativeinHawai'i with 148current members across fourislandswhooperatesmalldiversifiedfarms.HUC's missionistorevital ...

    SBIR Phase II 2023 Department of Agriculture
  4. Non-Invasive Bovine Embryo Assessment using AI and Impedance Spectroscopy

    SBC: Hawai'i Innovation Laboratory, Inc.            Topic: 83

    Project Summary/AbstractIn vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo transfer (ET) are well-established assisted reproductivetechniques in the cattle industry. The protocols have matured through decades of improvementsyet the conception rate following IVF/ET in cattle is around 35-45%. The major limiting factorsfor ET and IVF are labor-intensive protocols dependence on practitioner expertise poor super ...

    SBIR Phase I 2022 Department of Agriculture
  5. Precocious puberty in Seriola rivoliana: induction of early maturation to accelerate selective breeding outcomes in high-value finfish

    SBC: OCEAN ERA INC            Topic: 87

    The proposed work directly responds to USDA SBIR Research Priority 8.7 Aquaculture bydeveloping methods to accelerate maturity in Seriola rivoliana (a high-value marine finfish). Thiswill reduce generation time allowing for accelerated selective breeding programs. The objectivesof Phase II are to use hormonal and molecular tools to induce puberty and yield reproductivelymature broodfish at the ear ...

    SBIR Phase II 2022 Department of Agriculture
  6. Novel Manufactured Aquaponic/Hydroponic Raft Design to Address Food Safety Deficiencies and Plant Growth Opportunities

    SBC: HAWAII FISH COMPANY INC.            Topic: 8699999999999999

    Aquaponics is a rapidly emerging form of agriculture poised to provide farmers a highly sustainableand profitable means of producing locally-grown nutritious food. The majority of commercialaquaponics farmers utilize deep-water culture (DWC) systems with floating rafts and usuallyfabricate their own rafts from construction-grade insulation boards. However these "homemade"rafts pose a variety of fo ...

    SBIR Phase I 2021 Department of Agriculture
  7. Breeding and improvement of red macroalgae Asparagopsis taxiformis for enhanced yields

    SBC: SYMBROSIA INC            Topic: 8699999999999999

    Project SummaryOverview. Red tropical macroalgae ​Asparagopsis taxiformis presents an unmatched potentialfor reducing enteric methane emissions in ruminant livestock. With naturally high concentrationsof secondary metabolites that impede the process of methanogenesis in ruminant stomachs ​A.taxiformis is an untapped resource for reducing methane production from one of the mostsignifi ...

    SBIR Phase I 2021 Department of Agriculture
  8. Reducing Cost of Cellulosic Jet Fuel Made from Woody Biomass

    SBC: SIMONPIETRI ENTERPRISES LLC            Topic: 81

    Our research is focused on developing and scaling up techniques to divert construction anddemolition debris wood waste (C&D) from landfills and re-use it as a feedstock to make sustainableaviation fuel and green hydrogen.This Phase II follow-on research will focus on a ten-fold scale-up gasification trial on actual C&Dwood waste taking it from a bench-scale reactor test to an integrated laboratory ...

    SBIR Phase II 2021 Department of Agriculture
  9. Enhanced Bacterial Viability of Freeze-dried Probiotics using the Supercooling Pretreatment

    SBC: JUN INNOVATIONS INC            Topic: 85

    Freeze-drying is the state of the art in drying for preparation of such susceptible probiotics withminimum losses in quality. However the freezing process can lead to cell damages due to icecrystal formation resulting in reduction in the viability and physiological functionality ofprobiotics. In temperature drops from 37 to -80 degC with slow drop rates there was a considerableloss of cell viabili ...

    SBIR Phase I 2021 Department of Agriculture
  10. Reducing Cost of Cellulosic Jet Fuel Made from Woody Biomass

    SBC: SIMONPIETRI ENTERPRISES LLC            Topic: 81

    Commercial airlines have demonstrated the technical feasibility of renewable jet fuel in thousandsof flights over the past ten years but to date no fuel derived from woody biomass has achievedcommercial viability due to very high costs.To address this we are applying three innovations:1. Reduced capital cost and technology risk by avoiding Fischer-Tropsch gas-to-liquidsreformation and integrating ...

    SBIR Phase I 2020 Department of Agriculture
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