Farmers Guiding Farmers Towards Climate Smart Agriculture
This project plans to advance equity by minimizing transaction costs and addressing cultural dynamics for Black and indigenous producers by using a farmer-to-farmer collaborative training approach. Farmers would define culturally appropriate product labels, and partners would work to increase market access, specifically through marketing the value-add of using climate-smart practices like cover crops, no-till, tree planting and prescribed grazing.
Enterprises
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A Climate-Smart Strategy for the Michigan Foodshed
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Financial Instrument
Grant
Total Program Funding
$4,999,000
Updated December 21, 2023
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