Federal grant · project grant (b)
Awards Issued Prior to January 20, 2025, Were Funded Under Previous Administrations and May Not Reflect the Priorities and Policies of the Current Administration. While California Leads the Nation With the Highest Production of Agricultural Products, Its Rate of New and Beginning Producers Is Less Than Half of the National Average. the Northern Sierra Foothills Region of California Boasts a Rich Agricultural Tradition, Yet Beginning Farmers and Ranchers (BFRS) Face Significant Barriers, Such as Limited Access to Land and Housing, Extreme Weather Events, Deficientbusiness Acumen and Financial Resources, and Challenges to Market Entry. This Projectaddresses These Critical Issues, Which Are Essential for Sustaining and Growing the Local Agricultural Economy. by Implementing Effective Strategies to Support BFRS, We Aim to Ensure the Viability and Resilience of Small-scale Farming in This Rural Region.the 'EXPANDING the Scope and Reach of Collaborative Outreach, Education, and Technical Assistance for Beginning Foothill Farmers and RANCHERS' Project Employs Various Methods and Approaches Including Collaborating With Regional Partners to Expand Educational Outreach;providing Technical Assistance Tailored to the Needs of Area Bfrs;and Offering Comprehensive Training Programs, Business Development Workshops, Mentorship Opportunities, and Grant Coaching. Furthermore, the Project Will Result in the Establishment of a Regional Farmer-ownedcooperative That Willreduce Operational Costs and Increase Profits and Market Access for Small-scale Farmers.this Project Will Empower Beginning Farmers and Ranchers in the Sierra Foothills With the Necessary Skills, Resources, and Opportunities to Establish and Sustain Successful Agricultural Enterprises. Achieving This Goal Will Benefit the Target Region by Increasinglocal Food Production Andfood Security, Strengthening Theregional Rural Economy,preservingagricultural Landandimprovingland Stewardship Withsustainable Farming Practices, Contributingtofood System Resiliency, and Providingviable Farming and Ranching Livelihoods for Various Households.
Committed
$745,627
Paid out
$280.5K
38%
Committed, not yet paid
$465.1K
62%
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