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Expanding the Participation of Marginal Producers and Landowners to Promote Climate-Smart Agriculture and Forestry Practices

Tuskegee University,
U.S. Department of Agriculture


Continuous Efforts of 1890 Agroforestry Consortium

The project plans to support small-scale and other underserved producers in three states with financial and technical assistance to transform their traditional production into a multi-pronged agroforestry-based climate-smart, sustainable production system. All producers and landowners are planned to receive financial incentives to cover costs of inputs and services.

Partners plan to form a marketing network for labelling, packaging, and branding climate-smart commodities.




Details

Financial Instrument

Grant

Total Program Funding

$4,999,999


Updated December 21, 2023

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