Management of Grain Quality and Security in World Markets

Multistate Project NC-213--Celebrating 25 years of research.
"NC-213 The U.S. Quality Grains Research Consortium"

What is Multistate Project NC-213?
NC-213 is a project team of engineers, scientists, and economists from leading U.S. land grant universities and government research centers that conduct research to create and disseminate the technical knowledge needed to manage quality food safety and bio-security efficiently in world grain markets.

Here is a link to the North Central Regional Association (NCRA) of Agricultural Experiment Station Directors web site.

The NCRA is one of four regional associations with responsibility for facilitating cooperation of regional and national research. The research is supported in part by the Multistate Research Fund (MRF), which is a federal appropriation authorized by the Hatch Act. Additional support comes from other federal programs as well as state and private sources. The research program focuses on regional priorities that are identified and developed jointly by State Agricultural Experiment Station (SAES) Directors, Departmental Chairs and participating scientists.


Latest News from NC-213...


 

Click on the links below to learn more about Multistate Project NC-213

 

NCRA Research Publications

Progress Reports

Visit this site for the NC-213 Literature Database.


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Developed and Managed by:

 

Bill Koshar, Administrative Associate

The Ohio State University/

Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center

Wooster, Ohio  44691