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Research Programs and Projects at this Location

ARS research is organized into National Programs. Within each National Program are research projects. Listed below are the National Programs and research projects currently conducted at this location.

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Soil and Air (NP #212)
	Improving the Production and Processing of Western and Long-Staple Cotton and Companion Crops to Enhance Quality, Value, and Sustainability (In-House Appropriated)
	Producing Upland and Pima Seed Cotton for ARS Research Studies (Grant)
	Evaluation of Current Air Quality Dispersion Models Used to Permit Low-level Agricultural Point Sources - Cotton Gins (Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
	Introgression Breeding to Develop Cotton Cultivars with Desirable Seed and Fiber Quality for Sustainable Agriculture (Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
	Partnership for Improving Southwestern Specialty Crop Sustainability and Byproducts Utilization (Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
	Science Curricula Through Education, Development and Outreach Programs (Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Sustainable Agricultural Systems Research (NP #216)
	Sustainable Multi-functional Agricultural and Energy Systems for Arid Environments (In-House Appropriated)
	Agrivoltaics in Agricultural Processing (Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Product Quality and New Uses (NP #306)
	Improving the Production and Processing of Western and Long-Staple Cotton and Companion Crops to Enhance Quality, Value, and Sustainability (In-House Appropriated)
	Producing Upland and Pima Seed Cotton for ARS Research Studies (Grant)
	Evaluation of Current Air Quality Dispersion Models Used to Permit Low-level Agricultural Point Sources - Cotton Gins (Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
	Introgression Breeding to Develop Cotton Cultivars with Desirable Seed and Fiber Quality for Sustainable Agriculture (Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
	Partnership for Improving Southwestern Specialty Crop Sustainability and Byproducts Utilization (Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
	Science Curricula Through Education, Development and Outreach Programs (Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)

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Cotton Ginning Research: Las Cruces, NM