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More money for agriculture innovation pitched by Shapiro after high demand

  • The Shapiro administration proposed doubling Pennsylvania's Agricultural Innovation Grant program to $23 million following high demand in its inaugural year.
  • The program was established last year to reimburse farms and businesses updating operations with new, efficient, and environmentally friendly technologies.
  • In the first cycle, the state received $68 million in requests from 159 applicants and awarded funds to 88 farms and businesses across 45 counties.
  • Secretary Redding testified about a multi-person review process and said, "There is nothing to hide," while some Republicans urged closer scrutiny of recipient selection and outcomes.
  • Under Shapiro's plan, spending would reach $25 million, supporting projects like Brubaker Farms' $400,000 manure-to-energy grant, signaling potential growth and economic benefits.
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Spotlight PA broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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