BioWRAP News
Spray-On Bioplastic Shield Stops Weeds
Farm Show Magazine, November 6, 2023 Herbicide-resistant weeds will be…
South Dakota Mines Adds New Powerful Atomic Force Microscope to Boost Biological Research in Bioprocessing, Agriculture, Energy, Medicine and More
Rajesh Sani, Ph.D., a professor in the Karen M. Swindler…
South Dakota Mines peering deeper than ever with new atomic microscope
Interview at South Dakota Public Broadcasting To solve the big…
South Dakota Public Broadcasting Interview South Dakota Mines researcher fighting plastics with microbes
Interview at South Dakota Public Broadcasting Using plastics on agricultural…
K-State BAE The Link Fall 2022
Bioplastics with Regenerative Agricultural Properties Plastic films and mulches have…
BioWRAP South Dakota Public Broadcasting Interview
Interview at South Dakota Public Broadcasting South Dakota Mines researchers…
NSF Grant To Develop BioWRAP
Sharda to receive $6 million NSF grant to develop spray-on…
BioWRAP Research
The main goal of this proposal is to develop spray-on biopolymer-based films that can be locally produced and used to support sustainable crop production within EPSCoR regions. These advanced biomaterials can be synchronized to crop growth cycles and address crop production water and weed management challenges, thereby reducing the use of herbicides, synthetic fertilizer, plastics and associated environmental impacts in agricultural production.
BioWRAP Investigators
Learn more about the Lead Investigators of BioWRAP.
