<p> CENTER FOR FOOD ANIMAL HEALTH APPLICATION FOR FORMULA FUNDS (CFAH FORM 1)</p><p>Principal Investigator(s) & Co-Investigator(s): </p><p>Project Title *: </p><p>Project Status (check one): New: ☐ Continuing: ☐ </p><p>Type of Project: USDA and/or ANR Animal Health Formula Funds: ☐ </p><p>Commodity classification (check all that apply): Dairy: ☐ Beef: ☐ Poultry: ☐ Other species: ☐</p><p>On page 2 of this form, PRIORITY ISSUES, please check all boxes that apply to your project.</p><p>Amount Requested: $ *For continuing projects, list amounts of funding received per year since the initial starting date. Amount Received: $</p><p>For Continuing Projects, please provide the following information: Project # Continuation Project: Year ☐ 1 ☐ 2 ☐ 3 ☐4 Funding Awarded (Previous fiscal year): $ Attach Progress Report, including publications resulting from PI’s research.</p><p>Has this research resulted in a submitted or funded extramural research grant? ☐Yes ☐No ______</p><p>CFAH funding application required forms: CFAH – Form 1 – Page 1 and Page 2 (Priority Issues - please check all that apply to your proposal) CFAH – Form 2 CFAH – Form 3 CFAH – Form 4 CFAH – Form 5 (progress report required for continuation projects) CFAH – Form 6 (List of Extramural Current and Pending Support) Extramural grant copy NOT required</p><p>REEport Forms: Rev. 4/4/18 If you are notified that your proposal has been selected to be funded, you are required to initiate a project in REEport within one week of notification date.</p><p>Signature required on page 2</p><p>PRIORITY ISSUES</p><p>High Priority Issues (List is alphabetical, and all are considered equally important)</p><p>☐ Alternatives to Medically-Important Antimicrobial Drugs (Including vaccines and vaccine development, bacteriophage and bacteriophage gene products, essential oils, immune enhancers, innate defense molecules, naturally-occurring antibacterial lytic enzymes, organic acids, phytochemicals, prebiotics, probiotics, small interfering RNAs, therapeutic antibodies, lytic enzymes, cytokines, and other novel products or applications.) ☐ Animal Production Systems (Including profitability, sustainability, nutrition/nutrient management and manure management) ☐ Animal Welfare and Well-Being (Including evaluation of production systems for meeting animal welfare needs, pain management strategies, methods and evaluation of euthanasia techniques, risk factors for downer cows, and development of science-based animal care guidelines for promoting food animal welfare.) ☐ Antimicrobial and Antiparasitic Drugs: Judicious Use, Stewardship and Resistance (Including education, outreach, and policy focus) ☐ Cultured Aquatic Animal Species – Immune System Function and Response to Pathogens for Reducing Disease and Improving Health ☐ Disease Prevention, Control & Surveillance (Including pathogen isolation and characterization, development of surveillance methods, vaccine development and vaccination delivery systems, and development and validation of diagnostic tests.) ☐ Endemic and Production-Limiting Diseases of Food-Producing Animals ☐ Environmental & Ecosystem Health Issues (Including water recycling and reuse involving animal agriculture and production systems; land, air, water, nutrient, & microbial management, and other environmental concerns related to animal agriculture including air and water quality issues.) /Livestock and Poultry Carcass Disposal (Including routine mortality & catastrophic losses.) ☐ Extend science needed for guiding public policy development related to food animal health, animal agriculture, and food safety (Including all commodity groups: aquaculture, beef cattle, dairy cattle, goats, poultry, sheep.) ☐ Identification, Detection, & Elimination of Residues (Including hormones.) ☐Integration of animal health and well-being with One Health concepts related to agricultural animals (such as zoonoses, occupational and environmental health) ☐On-Farm Food Safety Issues (Including microbial and other hazards related to food-borne illnesses.) ☐Small-Scale Production Systems (Including impacts and interactions with conventional or largescale food animal production systems.) ☐Transboundary and Emerging Diseases of Agricultural Animals (Including infectious, zoonotic, exotic, and vector-borne diseases.) Lower Priority Issues</p><p>☐ Food Animal Agriculture Literacy (Including outreach to students and colleagues in veterinary profession) ☐ Food & Feed Systems Security (Including biodefense of food systems and food quality.) </p><p>Rev. 4/4/18 ☐Systems Analysis and Modeling for Solving Complex Food Animal Disease and Production Problems</p><p>Technologies</p><p>☐ Advanced Mathematical and Simulation Modeling Technologies ☐ Advanced Molecular Technologies ☐ Ecosystem Health Technologies ☐ Genomics/Proteomics/Metabolomics/Bioinformatics</p><p>Strategies</p><p>☐ Biosecurity for Disease Control (Including on-farm and supply chain protection of feed and other products that enter or interface with the food production system) ☐ Certification/Quality Assurance ☐ Educational Outreach (Including just-in-time education learning systems) ☐ Emergency Planning & Response (Including managed movement and business continuity plans) ☐ Production Systems Management</p><p>______Principal Investigator Date Department Chair Date * All continuation requests must use the prior approved titles. 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