AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCrop Science: Tiny soil-dwelling nematodes can damage Guam crops such as banana, papaya and calamansi, while other species support soil health. UOG researchers say identifying the harmful types can help farmers protect yields. Fisheries Education: UOG and Reef Pursuit International launched a program combining fisheries science, ocean safety and traditional knowledge, with plans to expand across Micronesia. Kevin Rivera will lead community education as the program’s first fellow. Ocean Research: NOAA reports that nearly all the ocean floor near the Marianas has been mapped, data described as valuable as seabed lease sales move forward. UOG’s Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant is also offering up to $100,000 in research funding. Public Safety Tech: Guam Customs’ emerging drone unit is supporting police search efforts.
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