Grants aim to help local meat processors modernize and grow their businesses, produce new products or expand their markets, while improving profitability and sustaining the long-term viability of Wisconsin’s meat processing facilities.
Poultry industry research projects target food safety and pathogen control, animal health, operational efficiency, and data-driven and technology-enabled solutions.
American Lamb Board grant initiative is designed to help producers improve efficiency and increase productivity by integrating technology and sustainable management strategies.
The Monogram Foods Loves Kids Foundation’s annual Community Grants Program is open to nonprofits in the communities where Monogram Foods team members live and work.
Grant program supports local nonprofit organizations aligned with the company’s key philanthropic focus areas, including hunger relief, education, hometown heroes and community vitality.
University of Delaware receives $6,280 to support a variety of recruitment and outreach initiatives aimed at engaging prospective students and strengthening awareness of poultry-related academic and career opportunities.
The University of Delaware integrates poultry science as a core component of both its undergraduate and graduate programs through its animal and food sciences department.
Recruitment funds from the USPOULTRY Foundation support outreach for Wilkes Community College's targeted recruitment initiatives for seniors and adult learners, high school visits and expanded advertising through social media and local theaters to better reach prospective students.
Sam Houston State University teaches five sections of poultry processing each year to approximately 140 students, with poultry processing serving as a core learning unit within its meat science course.