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SARE State Summaries and Grants Lists Available

Posted on April 18, 2018 by southernipmcenter

Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program has been a go-to USDA grants and outreach program for farmers, ranchers, researchers and educators who develop innovations that improve farm profitability, protect water and land, and revitalize communities. SARE has awarded over $251 million to more than 6,300 projects. Learn more about funded grants, project highlights and a breakdown of funding in your state using NIFA’s newly updated portfolio summaries and grant lists.

Filed under: news | Tagged: Farmer grants, outreach, SARE, sustainable agriculture |

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