Reports submitted for 2007
These reports from Arizona describe the impacts of research, extension and academic programs undertaken in 2006. An impact statement is a brief summary of the economic, environmental and/or social impact of a land-grant program. It states accomplishments and their payoff to society.
Enhance Economic Opportunities for Agricultural Producers
| Maize Microarray Project: A Tool for Crop Research and Improvement | HTML |
| Cotton IPM: A Decade of Reduced Insecticide Use in Arizona | HTML |
| Better Nitrogen Management in Irrigated Cotton | HTML |
| Low Input Barley | HTML |
| Aquaculture Pathology Laboratory Assists Shrimp Industry | HTML |
| New Arid Land Crop Plants with Anticancer Activity | HTML |
| Functional Genomics of Maize Chromatin Proteins | HTML |
| Arizona Meteorological Network (AZMET) Aids Crop Decisions | HTML |
Support Increased Economic Opportunities and Improved Quality of Life in Rural America
| Project LEAP: A 4-H Leadership Education Adventure for Pre-Teens | HTML |
| Life and Job Skills Training: "The Extension Connection" | HTML |
| Arizona 4-H Character Counts: Educating Cochise County Youth | HTML |
| Arizona 4-H Military Partnership | HTML |
Improve the Nation's Nutrition and Health
| Better Nutrtion Through EFNEP | HTML |
| First Cell Culture System for Growth of Human Norovirus | HTML |
| Introductory Nutrition Course Offered Online | HTML |
| EFNEP Knowledge is Power–Nutrition Education for Healthier Families | HTML |
| Walk Across Arizona–Exercise Program for Seniors | HTML |
Protect and Enhance the Nation's Natural Resource Base and Environment
| Saving Energy Costs with Operation Cool Shade | HTML |
| School IPM: Children's Environmental Health Program | HTML |
| The Master Naturalist/Watershed Steward Program | HTML |