This project plans to work with Puerto Rico and Florida Hispanic pasture and forage farmers to diversify and increase production while managing climate-smart farming methods and quantifying environmental outcomes. Project partners would address cultural and language barriers to provide technical assistance for implementing practices and marketing their beef in new revenue streams. Farmers with under 100 acres under management would be offered a higher flat fee per year.
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Terms
In the short term, producers benefit through a financial incentive that will be provided for implementing climate-smart practices. The benefits are as follows:
Under 250 Acres - $2,000 per year
Over 250 Acres - $3,000 per year
Over 500 Acres - $5,000 per year
In the long-term, participants will benefit from the identified markets that they can access as a result of implementation of these new practices. For instance, carbon markets could be available to producers, among numerous others that benefit participants' agribusiness.
Application Instructions
What to expect:
Conduct a farm assessment with an outreach specialist
Participate in one of the meetings or workshops
Implement Climate-Smart practices and get continued support
Receive an incentive for participation and they will work with participants to identify new markets
If you're interested in the program, contact Victus Puerto Rico here.
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Grant
Total Program Funding
$4,926,300
Updated December 9, 2024
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