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Uw River Falls

In This Proposal, We Seek to Leverage the Local Farming Movement to Draw a More Urban and Diverse Population Into Agricultural and Food Sciences. We Also Seek to Support the Local Farming Movement by Developing a Modern and Cost-effective Small-scale Harvesting Machine. This Is a Multi-disciplinary Project Bringing Together Faculty and Undergraduate Student Researchers From Agricultural Engineering and Agricultural Economics. This Project Integrates the Machine Research and Development With an Outreach Summer Camp for High-school Students, Thereby Providing Leadership Development for the Student Researchers and a Recruiting Pathway for the College of Agriculture, Food, and Environmental Sciences at Uw-river Falls.

Committed

$149,666

Paid out
$67.4K
45%
Committed, not yet paid
$82.2K
55%

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