Maine PFAS Livestock Depopulation Funding
DACF provides compensation for humanely euthanized animals at USDA-set rates, for animals whose PFAS contamination is difficult to depurate.
Eligibility
Animals with PFAS contamination that is difficult to depurate. May not cover dairy cows, which are covered under USDA's Dairy Indemnity Payment Program (DIPP) instead.
Details
Financial Instrument
Grant
Payment Rate
Per head, one-time
Terms
Compensation for humanely euthanized animals at USDA-set rates. Dairy cows may instead be covered under USDA DIPP. Subject to change and to funding availability.
Application Instructions
Apply through the Livestock Depopulation Guidance (separate from the PFAS Master Application). Contact pfas.dacf@maine.gov.
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Updated September 3, 2026
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