Research, Fellowship and Workshop Grant Proposals New Funding Track
BARD is research proposals for the2022 submission year. The deadline is September 13, 2021.
Webinar by Prof Yoram Kapulnik and Haim Katz explaining the BARD research grant program and new changes to the call for proposals.
BARD announced its research grants, postdoctoral, graduate and senior research fellowships and workshops at the meeting of the Board of Directors on June 18 2023
Short film summarizing 40 years of BARD's impact on cooperative agricultural research and development between the US and Israel
On May 23rd, BARD hosted a dinner reception. This dinner was attended by, BARD board of directors, TAC members, officials from the Israel innovation authority, the Israeli minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mr. Oded Forer
During its meeting held May 23, 2022, the BARD (U.S.-Israel Binational Agricultural Research and Development Fund) board of directors approved the funding of grants and fellowships of joint US- Israel agriculture research and development in the sum of $6.5 million.
Webinar summarizing the 40 year assessment. With the Israeli Minister of Agriculture Mr. Alon Schuster, the US Under Secretary for Agricultural Research Dr. Scott H. Hutchins, and the US Ambassador to Israel Mr. David Friedman
Closing the nutrient cycle through sustainable agricultural waste management is possible. Phosphorus recovery from agricultural waste streams is a sustainable endeavour that can benefit the farming community, the environment, and the economy
Times of Israel article regarding the 2020 BARD awards
External evaluation showed an excellent return on investment rate 16 dollars gained from every 1 dollar invested through the program
The B-lever academia-to-industry program aims to help researchers in their path to commercialization.
Researchers Dr. Yair Mau from the Department of Soil and Water Sciences at the Hebrew University and Dr. Gil Bohrer from Ohio State University are jointly studying the internal water status in trees in order to optimize irrigation strategies.
A BARD-funded American Israeli collaboration between Dr. Dani Eshel from ARO, Volcani Center in Israel and Dr. Jiming Jian from Michigan State University’s department of plant biology are studying potato physiology and genetics postharvest sweetening of potato seed tubers and effects on their yield performance
A new funding opportunity for Israeli and American scientists to collaborate with commercial companies and small businesses
California Israel Chamber of Commerce hosts: Agriculture & Technology - News Opportunity and Leadership
Food and nutrition play a crucial role in health promotion and chronic disease prevention. International research efforts in several areas of research and development will help form the strategies to advance nutrition science and improve food production and consumption. Agricultural strategies will benefit from the R&D’s impact
How BARD supported research helped develop new tomato varieties
Article in Comstock's Magazine that features Jorge Dubcovsky of UC Davis and Tzion Fahima of the University of Haifa and thier BARD Supported Research
A survey attempting to analyse customers’ attitude towards local agricultural production found striking similarities between Israeli and American consumers
Dr. Michal Levy Senior Deputy Director-General, Agriculture Innovation at the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development appointed by the Minister Alon Schuster
The BARD Board of Directors has selected the research proposals, fellowships and workshops for the 2020 Submission
We have to shorten the food supply-chain and come up with solutions that enable consumers to reach fresh produce at all times.
Many pharmaceutical compounds are active at very low doses, and a portion of them regularly enters municipal sewage systems and wastewater-treatment plants following use, where they often do not fully degrade.
Envisioning Biological Approaches for the Postharvest Preservation of Fruits and Vegetables
The ever-growing demand of consumers for improved quality of fresh market tomatoes has led the industry to team-up with breeding research experts. BreedX is working together with American and Israeli researchers to produce better tasting tomatoes.
Funded by BARD: Scientists’ new tomato genome-mapping project provides key to unlocking improved flavor..
Although antimicrobials are vital to defend people, animals and plants against infections, their misuse and overuse can lead to their failure as microbes develop resistance to these life-saving treatments.
Researchers are applying a metagenomic approach for characterization of the viral community composition (virome) associated with wastewater reclamation processes. This is a powerful approach for evaluating virus occurrence and diversity in untreated and treated wastewater.
The former BARD Postdoc received Israel's highest honor to a scientist, the Israel Prize for his insights on forests' critical role in climate and the environment.
During its meeting held June 1st, the BARD (U.S.-Israel Binational Agricultural Research and Development Fund) board of directors approved the funding of grants and fellowships of joint US- Israel agriculture research and development in the sum of $6.7 million.
The pioneer track aims to support the development and funding of joint US-Israel collaborative R&D of exceptional groundbreaking topics within the BARD’s research priorities.
On April 30'th US and Israeli officials celebrate 40 years of agricultural R&D Cooperation at the Israeli Embassy in Washington. Officials pledged to deepen ties.
Big data analysis based on remote sensing imageries, environmental conditions, and orchard performance will help create models to predict tree-phenology
BARD team members took a field trip to Ben Gurion University's Sede-Boqer desert research institute to see BARD funded research projects in action.
Webinar with Prof. Yoram Kapulnik (BARD), Mayor Doug Nicholls (Yuma, AZ) Prof. Sharon Megdal (U AZ), Dr. Paul Brierley (U AZ) and Prof. Dan Blumberg (Ben Gurion U) -- Strengthing US Israel Relations through Agricultural Partnership. Arizona-Israel
Prof. Gene Robinson acknowledged for outstanding research dontributions
New USDA,NIFA-BARD Funding Opportunity for Smart Climate Agriculture dealing with Aquaculture
Scientists from Israel and California met to exchange ideas for managing water for agriculture. Dr. Doug Parker, the director of the California Institute for Water Resources: “The goal of this workshop is creating new partnerships, meeting new people, networking, and finding ways to work together.”
See how BARD supported research helped to solve an important tomato pest -- in Hebrew!