Ho-Chunk Community Development Corp. uses a grant to purchase equipment and expand facility space to help tribal farmers scale up their food production and processing.
Two-day event showcases The Beef Initiative's efforts over the past three years to build a decentralized, regenerative, parallel economy for food security.
Oregon ag department receives 43 grant applications requesting $27 million in grant funds toward $82.6 million in projects that add, upgrade or expand processing facilities around the state.
Michigan ag department funds projects supporting expanded capacity for the aggregation, processing, manufacturing, storing, transporting, wholesaling and distribution of locally and regionally produced food products.
The Vermont Agency of Agriculture Food and Markets funds projects that support market development for small Vermont farms and food businesses and promote development of Vermont value-added products.
Puerto Rico Department of Agriculture bolsters the island’s agricultural infrastructure with an emphasis on establishing advanced industrial processing facilities.
North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services funds projects that expand on-farm cold storage and packaging capacity, implement post-harvest handling, provide refrigerated trucks and expand aggregator facilities.