Kansas RFSI Simplified Equipment-Only Grants
Applications are due by July 18, 2025. The Kansas Department of Agriculture is awarding funds from USDA to Kansas food and farm businesses and other eligible entities for projects that […]
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Missouri Diverse Covers Incentive
/in FundingEnrollment ends July 31, 2025. The Missouri Conservation Crop and Livestock (CRCL) Project provides incentive payments to Missouri producers that encourage the adoption of a wide range of conservation practices […]
Resource Collection Helps Farmers and Ranchers Understand Carbon Markets
/in NewsTexas Agricultural Law released a series of videos, Preparing Farmers & Ranchers for the Future of Carbon Markets, with funding from the Southern Extension Risk Management Education Center. Short videos […]
Organic Certification Cost Share Program Funded in Budget Reconciliation
/in NewsThe Organic Certification Cost Share Program was funded at $8 million per year through 2031 in federal budget reconciliation legislation, reports CCOF. This program reimburses organic producers and handlers 75% […]
New Tool Able to Detect Dicamba Drift Damage
/in NewsThe University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign reports an advancement in remote sensing that enables drones to detect and report soybean crop damage from dicamba herbicide drift, even at a one ten-thousandth […]
USDA Announces Disaster Assistance for Farmers
/in NewsUSDA announced that agricultural producers who suffered eligible crop losses due to natural disasters in 2023 and 2024 can now apply for $16 billion in assistance through the Supplemental Disaster […]
Research Identifies Agricultural Liming as Potential Carbon Dioxide Sink
/in NewsA team of researchers from the Yale Center for Natural Carbon Capture at Yale University presented findings at the Goldschmidt Conference in Prague, indicating that adding lime to agricultural soils […]
Frontiers Planet Prize Honors Work on Benefits of Agricultural Diversification
/in NewsThree International Champions of the 2025 Frontiers Planet Prize received $1 million each to accelerate their breakthrough research. Dr Zia Mehrabi, based at the University of Colorado Boulder, was one […]
New York Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Equipment-Only Grants
/in FundingThe application deadline is July 23, 2025. The New York Department of Agriculture and Markets is accepting applications for Equipment-Only Grants through the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure (RFSI) Grant Program. […]
Small Ruminant Course Available Online
/in NewsFood Animal Concerns Trust (FACT) added a new course to its Humane Farming School (on the Teachable platform): Raising Ruminants Right; goat and sheep edition. Whether you’re new to raising […]
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