Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Program Will Access the Wealth of Unique Farm Operations and Innovative Technologies in Southeastern Wisconsin to Feature a Sequence of Immersive Experiences That Rotate Among a Diverse Food Supply Chain and Local Farm Production Partnerships to Equip Veterans With the Knowledge, Development and Middle-skill Credentials for 21ST Century Food System Transformation, Agribusiness Innovation and Success as Part of Their Next Mission to Help Feed America. the Program Is Full Time and Participants Will Receive a Bi-weekly Stipend During Their Enrollment. the First Twelve Weeks (3 Months) of Training for a Cohort Will Provide an Introduction to Agribusiness Operations and Opportunities, and Include Non-formal Classroom Instruction to Acquire Industry Middle-skill Credentials, Entrepreneurial Training, Tours, Volunteer Service to the Local Agriculture Community, Participation in Mentorship Circles, and Individual Learning and Experimentation. the Remaining 12 Weeks of the Total 24-WEEK Training Cycle for Each Cohort Will Engage Veterans in a Paid Practicum at a Project Site(s) of Preferred Career Interest for More Focused Hands-on Learning Within the Context of On-the-job Training Assignments. Over Three Years, 75 Military Veterans Will Be Trained, and 60 Military Veterans Will Be Placed Into Agriculture and Food Sector Employment to Produce, Supply, Store, Distribute, Process, Market and Assure the Quality and Environmental Sustainability of Food and Agricultural Products for America.
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