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Alternative Protein Innovation

Developing new methods and sources for protein production that are not traditional animal agriculture, such as plant-based proteins, cell-cultured proteins, or proteins from fermentation.

Biomass

Organic material from plants or animals, often considered waste, that can be used as a source of energy or to create other products.

Biomanufacturing

Using living organisms or their components (like enzymes) to produce materials, chemicals, or food ingredients on a large scale.

Bioprocessing

Processes that use biological systems (like microbes or enzymes) to create or transform materials, often for food, fuel, or pharmaceuticals.

Bioeconomy

An economy where the basic building blocks for materials, chemicals, and energy come from renewable biological resources instead of fossil fuels.

1890 Institution

A historically Black land-grant university established under the Second Morrill Act of 1890, which focuses on agricultural education and research.

Protein Security

Ensuring a stable, reliable, and diverse supply of protein sources for a population, contributing to overall food security.