
North Carolina State University
United States26 listings on HaloPublic land‑grant research university in Raleigh, NC, with a co‑located research park, pilot‑scale testbeds, statewide extension, co‑op pipelines, and dedicated tech transfer.
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Halo lists 1,602 plant disease management organizations with a page on the network, 486 of them universities and research institutions. They include North Carolina State University and Texas A&M University, College Station, ordered by how many plant disease management solutions each one has. Open the plant disease management hub to see all of them.

Public land‑grant research university in Raleigh, NC, with a co‑located research park, pilot‑scale testbeds, statewide extension, co‑op pipelines, and dedicated tech transfer.

Public research university in College Station with the RELLIS testing campus, the Texas A&M Transportation Institute, the Engineering Experiment Station, and a statewide extension network.
Public agricultural university in Nanjing, China, with experimental farms and field stations, pilot-scale processing facilities, regional demonstration sites, and dedicated tech transfer and IP…
Private, multi-campus research university based in Monterrey, Mexico, with co-located labs, an innovation district, integrated health system, dedicated tech transfer office, and strong industry…
Public agricultural research university in Beijing with co-located experimental farms and field stations, a university science park, a dedicated technology transfer platform, and an embedded Science…
AGROSAVIA is a Colombian scientific and technical organization focused on agricultural research, technology transfer, and innovation to improve the productivity, competitiveness, and sustainability…

Private land-grant research university in Ithaca and New York City with open-access user facilities, a research and technology park, health system integration, and a statewide extension network.

Comprehensive public research university in Gainesville, Florida, with co-located labs and core facilities, an integrated academic health system, a statewide extension network, incubators and an…
Autonomous engineering college in Bengaluru, India with industry‑sponsored labs and centers of excellence, incubation and entrepreneurship support, an IP coordination office, and robust internship…

Public land‑grant research university in East Lansing, Michigan, with a DOE user facility, Grand Rapids health campus, statewide extension, corporate research park, and chemical process scale‑up…
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Every organization on this page has at least one plant disease management solution on Halo owned by a member of its team. 486 are universities and research institutions; the rest are companies. The order follows how many plant disease management solutions each one has, and every name links through to its page on the platform. Partnering runs through co-development, sponsored research, pilot engagements, and licensing. The full solution set, with the counts and the research areas behind it, sits on the plant disease management hub.
Halo lists 1,602 plant disease management organizations, including North Carolina State University, Texas A&M University, College Station, and Nanjing Agricultural University. The order follows how many plant disease management solutions each one has, and the page was last updated on Sept 30, 2026.
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