Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Award Purpose: the Purpose of This Agreement Is to Support Boll Weevil(bw) Eradication Efforts in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas.eradicating the BW From the United States Will Protect the Commercialcotton Industry From Severe Damage and Loss Caused by the Bw.activities to Be Performed: Txbwef Will Use the Award to Supportpersonnel, Aerial Applications, and Chemical Costs Directly Associatedwith BW Eradication Efforts.deliverables and Expected Outcomes: Eradication of BW From U.s. Cottonproduction Is the Outcome of This Award. Cooperators Monitor for Bwactivity in Cotton Fields and Determine Eradication Status When Zero Bware Collected Through Multiple and Contiguous Seasons. Monitoringresults Are Presented Through Annual Reports.intended Beneficiary(ies): Beneficiaries of the BW Eradication Programinclude the U.s. Cotton Industry, Its Stakeholders, and U.s. Jobsrelated to Cotton Production and Export.subrecipient Activities: There Are No Subawards or Subrecipient Fromthis Award.
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