2024 Local Soil Health Workshop Grant
This funding opportunity provides financial support to conservation districts in Utah to organize workshops and conferences that educate agricultural producers on soil health practices.
Funding will be provided to conservation districts to host local workshops or conferences focused on soil health in the 2025 calendar year. Each application can request up to $10,000, with the grants being reimbursement-based. The funds are intended to cover expenses such as event facility rentals, speaker fees, supplies, advertisements, and meals within per diem rates. The goal is to expand localized knowledge of soil health principles and practices across Utah through community-sized educational events. Eligible costs include event space rental, speaker fees, meals, printed materials, advertisements, and administrative costs (with a maximum of 5%). Eligible applicants are organizations that work with agricultural producers in Utah and have the capacity and experience to host high-quality local events, manage grants, and implement projects. The events must be new or significantly expanded existing events. The grant aims to support producers in implementing soil health practices through knowledge sharing at workshops, conferences, and field demonstration events.
Award Range
$1,500 - $10,000
Total Program Funding
Not specified
Number of Awards
Not specified
Matching Requirement
No
Additional Details
Minimum Awards to be Granted: 3 Match Requirement: None Required. Cash-Only Match Allowed
Eligible Applicants
Additional Requirements
Organizations that work with agriculture producers in the state of Utah. Organizations with the capacity and experience to host high-quality local events. Organizations with experience in grant management, and project implementation. Must be for a new event or significantly expanding the scope of existing events.
Geographic Eligibility
All
Application Opens
Not specified
Application Closes
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