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Ban on open-air ag burning heats up pursuit of grant funding

Summary by The Bakersfield Californian

A state law banning open burning of virtually all ag waste in the San Joaquin Valley since last week has intensified a public-private hunt for federal and state subsidies to help farmers pay for alternatives such as grinding and tilling…

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The Bakersfield Californian

Ban on open-air ag burning heats up pursuit of grant funding

2 months ago·Bakersfield, United States

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WisBusiness.com

$23.2M in funding awarded for food industry infrastructure projects

Thirty projects aimed at boosting Wisconsin’s food production industry are getting $23.2 million through a USDA infrastructure program, state and federal officials announced. Funding for the projects comes from the agency’s Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program, which aims to strengthen...

2 months ago

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NJBIZ

NJ clean energy, food security startups boosted by grant funding

The New Jersey Commission on Science, Innovation, and Technology (CSIT) recently awarded a series of grants to Garden State startups in the areas of food security efforts and clean energy. Through its Food and Agriculture Research & Development Pilot Seed Grant Program, CSIT awarded over $500,000 in funding to seven startups. The grant funding is aimed at supporting startup companies in the development of commercially viable technologies that co…

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Biz Republic

CSIT Awards Grant Funding to Seven Innovative Startups Aiming to Strengthen NJ’s Food Security Efforts

TRENTON, NJ. January 6, 2025 (Biz Republic) — The New Jersey Commission on Science, Innovation and Technology (CSIT) awarded over $500,000 in funding to seven New Jersey startups under the Food and Agriculture Research & Development Pilot Seed Grant Program. The funding will support startup companies in the development of commercially viable technologies that combat food insecurity, helping to increase access to nutritious foods and alleviate fo…

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