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The Agricultural Research, Extension, and Education Reform Act of 1998 (AREERA) amended the Smith-Lever Act, the Hatch Act, and the National Agricultural Research, Extension, and Teaching Policy Act of 1977 (the funding authorities for Extension and Research activities) to require approved Plans of Work (every five years), Annual Results Reports for each HATCH Project and Smith Lever Program, Annual Financial Reports, and a combined Annual Report of Accomplishment from Extension and Research in order to receive federal funding.
NIFA NRS – Capacity Grants
NIFA has established the NIFA Reporting System (NRS) to provide data management and reporting for capacity funded research projects and Extension programs. NRS currently contains the Agricultural Research, Extension, and Education Reform Act of 1998 (AREERA) Plans of Work, Annual Reports of Accomplishments and other capacity grant data for research projects and Extension programs.
NIFA Reporting System (NRS) User Guide
NIFA Reporting System (NRS) Registration Guide
CALS Entering NRS Results Reports (how-to video 4 min)
CALS Share Your Science – Writing Impact Statements
Capacity Grant Reporting
The Agricultural Research, Extension, and Education Reform Act of 1998 (AREERA) amended the Smith-Lever Act, the Hatch Act, and the National Agricultural Research, Extension, and Teaching Policy Act of 1977 (the funding authorities for Extension and Research activities) to require approved Plans of Work (every five years) and Annual Reports of Accomplishment from Extension and Research in order to receive federal funding.
2025-2029 Reporting Cycle
2025-2029 North Carolina Critical Issues
2025-2029 Federal Plan of Work
2025-2029 Extension Program Initiations
Past Reporting Cycles
2020-2024 North Carolina Critical Issues
2020-2024 Federal Plan of Work
2020-2024 Extension Program Initiations
2024 Executive Summary
2024 Extension Results Reports
2023 Extension Results Reports
2022 Highlighted Impact Summaries
2022 Extension Results Reports
2021 Highlighted Accomplishments Report
2021 Extension Results Reports
2020 Report of Accomplishments
2015-2019 Federal Plan of Work
2019 Report of Accomplishments
2018 Report of Accomplishments
2017 Report of Accomplishments
2016 Report of Accomplishments
2015 Report of Accomplishments
2010-2014 Federal Plan of Work
2014 Report of Accomplishments
2013 Report of Accomplishments
2012 Report of Accomplishments
2011 Report of Accomplishments
2010 Report of Accomplishments
NIFA REEPort – Competitive Grants
The Research, Extension, and Education Project Online Reporting Tool (REEport) is NIFA’s primary grant reporting system for NIFA-funded, competitive projects. The system collects both technical and financial data related to NIFA-funded, competitive projects and allows grantees to report significant accomplishments and impacts of their research, extension, and educational work.
Access REEport (Competitive Grant reporting)
REEport User Guide for Project Directors
REEport Quick Guide – Project Initiation
REEport Quick Guide – Final Reports
NIMSS – Multistate Projects
The National Information Management and Support System (NIMSS) is a web-based application that will allow participants of Multistate Research Projects and Activities to submit proposals and reports online. Interested parties, stakeholders and cooperators can also query the System for relevant and timely information. NIMSS manages Multistate Research and Activities supported by the State Agricultural Experiment Station (SAES) from the Hatch Multistate Research Fund (MRF) provided by the National Institute for Food and Agriculture (NIFA).
National Information Management & Support System (NIMSS) – Multistate Projects
Open Science
The USDA is committed to making all peer-reviewed, scholarly publications and digital scientific research data assets arising from unclassified scientific research supported wholly or in part by the USDA accessible to the public, to the extent practicable. Public Access is a critical part of our support of Open Science.
Acknowledgement of USDA Funding
Public Access and Open Science at USDA
USDA DR 1020-006 Public Access to Scholarly Publications and Digital Scientific Research Data
Publications
Submit USDA funded peer-reviewed manuscript to PubAg
Using PubAg to Share USDA Funded Work (video)
Data
The Ag Data Commons is a general repository for research data related to food and agriculture, which enables the USDA’s compliance with both public access and open data requirements to make federally funded research data open, accessible, and machine-readable. Services offered increase discoverability for open agricultural research data and provide a repository for data without a discipline-specific repository. Thus, the Ag Data Commons helps USDA-funded researchers find data of interest and meet publisher requirements to provide access to data associated with publications.