Infinite Eversole-Specialty Crop Services LLC

Infinite Eversole-Specialty Crop Services LLC is a woman-owned small business entity based in Jonesboro, Arkansas, that specializes in providing regulatory and scientific support services related to agricultural pest management and biotechnology crop development. As a limited liability corporation registered with the federal government since December 2009, the company focuses on delivering technical expertise and research support to federal agencies responsible for safeguarding U.S. agriculture and natural resources. The organization serves as a prime recipient of federal grant awards in specialized areas of plant health, pest exclusion, and agricultural biotechnology regulation.

Infinite Eversole-Specialty Crop Services LLC has received four prime federal grant awards, all of which are currently active or recently completed, demonstrating consistent engagement with the federal government in specialized agricultural sectors. The company has worked extensively with the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) on cooperative agreements focused on developing Not Authorized Pending Plant Risk Analysis (NAPPRA) datasheets that support pest exclusion and prevention activities. These datasheets compile comprehensive scientific information on quarantine pests and their host plants, including biological characteristics, geographic distribution, damage potential, and control measures, which inform APHIS regulatory decisions on plant importation restrictions and phytosanitary policies. Additionally, the company has received project grants from the Institute of Food Production and Sustainability to conduct the Specialty Crop Regulatory Assistance (SCRA) Initiative, which involves hosting virtual conferences and workshops designed to educate biotechnology developers and engineers on navigating the U.S. regulatory process for commercializing genetically engineered specialty crops. The services provided include developing regulatory dossiers, compiling peer-reviewed research literature, and delivering practical training on submission requirements to federal regulatory agencies. All identified awards have been prime awards with no subrecipient activities noted, allowing the company to maintain direct relationships with federal funding agencies while leveraging its specialized expertise in agricultural regulation and biotechnology commercialization.