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Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
Patriot Guardens: an Integrated Agriculture and Technology Support Program for Appalachia - Supporting Agreement - the Objectives of This Agreement Are to Develop Integrated Research and Technology Support Infrastructure for Small, Rural Farms in West Virginia and Across the Appalachian Region. the Usda-ars, Appalachian Fruit Research Station (AFRS) Develops New Technologies and Fruit Varieties That Could Help Improve Rural Farm Profitability Through the Development of High Value Niche Markets and Reduced Production Costs. the Usda-ars-afrs and the West Virginia Military Authority (WVMA) Will Carry Out Shared Research and Education/outreach Efforts to Support the Utilization of New Technologies and Plant Varieties by Rural West Virginia Growers. the Long-term Objectives Are to Promote Economic Development, Increase Access to Fresh Fruits Within Impoverished Areas in Appalachia, and Strengthen U.s. Agriculture by Better Leveraging Available Land and Water Resources Which Are Currently Underutilized.
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