Federal grant · project grant (b)
Sweet Appalachia: Building Creative Partnerships to Promote Success in Us Maple Syrup Will Promote Regional Markets That Increase Access and Also Raise Awareness About Maple Sap and Syrup Products Across West Virginia, Eastern Kentucky, Appalachian Virginia, and Western Maryland. This Market Development and Promotion Project Will Directly Support the Us Maple Industry by Increasing the Demand for Local and Regional Maple Syrup Production in Appalachia. It Will Increase Access to Maple Products, by Supporting Market Opportunities for Appalachian Producers. It Will Promote the Us Maple Syrup Industry by Showcasing the Role of Sugar-making in Appalachian Culture, Ecology, and History. It Will Improve Consumer Demand for Appalachian as Well as Us Made Maple Sap and Syrup Products. Sweet Appalachia Has Two Main OBJECTIVES:1) Raise Public Awareness of Domestic Maple Syrup Through Increased Marketing, Promotion, Storytelling, and Enhancing Agritourism EFFORTS.2) Create New Market Access Opportunities for Appalachian Maple Syrup Producers Through Direct-to-consumer Marketing as Well as Brokering Bulk and Wholesale Syrup Sales Across the Region. This Project Works With Producers and Communities to Create the Enabling Environment for an Increase in Sales of Appalachian-produced Syrup and Value-added Products Within the Central Appalachian Region Defined as Western Maryland, Appalachian Virginia, West Virginia, and Eastern Kentucky. This Project Will Work With 100 Producers and 60 Communities to Build the Network of Support Required for Sustainable Economic Development.
Committed
$500,000
Paid out
$436.4K
87%
Committed, not yet paid
$63.6K
13%
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