NY Farm Viability seeks grant proposals for innovation on farms

The New York Farm Viability Institute seeks proposals for innovative projects that help farmers increase profits and provide models for other farmers to follow.
Eligible grant applicants include farmers, producer groups, researchers, educators, organizations, agencies and businesses. Applicants may represent nonprofit or for-profit sectors.
Projects should work with New York State resident farmers and outcomes should benefit agriculture in New York State.
Formal Requests for Proposals to the Institute's annual grant programs will go out on May 30.
A series of grant writing workshops is planned this spring.
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New York Farm Viability Institute is an independent, farmer-led nonprofit organization that funds farm-level applied research to increase profits, reduce costs and other barriers, create jobs and encourage practical innovation on the farm. The Institute receives funds from the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.