Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Is a Long-term Project Aimed at Reducing Toxics in the Columbia Basin Watershed by Applying Salmon-safe Incentives to 30,000 Acres of New, Large Scale, and Diversified Farms Across the Interior Columbia Basin. Funds Will Be Used for Conducting Outreach to 500 or More Growers, Transitioning at Least 30 Commodity Crop Growers to Certification Practices, and Developing a Certification Program to Provide Comprehensive Whole Farm Assessments, in Addition to Other, Smaller Projects.
Committed
$190,000
Paid out
$100.0K
53%
Committed, not yet paid
$90.0K
47%
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