Awards issued prior to january 20, 2025, were funded under previous administrations and may not reflect the priorities and policies of the current administration.** this project will build capacity in…

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Award ID
20233850441023
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$739,811

Award facts

Completion date 79% complete
Originally
Place of performance
Columbia, MO 65211, USA

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Description

Awards issued prior to january 20, 2025, were funded under previous administrations and may not reflect the priorities and policies of the current administration.** this project will build capacity in the fbmb national database while collaborating to share tools and reports that enrich producers' understanding and use of benchmarking in times of volatile profit margins. Producers in all partner states will gain knowledge and skills from expanded: educational programs farm financial data on ecological practices and new benchmarking tools for their farms. Previously collected environmental sustainability data will expand to include soil healthpractices including cover crops. New and early career farm benchmarking professionals will be mentored live and online. North carolina a & t state university will continue program expansion while strengthening relationships with the 1890's land grant center of excellence for food systems rural prosperity and economic sustainability (cfsrpes) by building trust and educating farmers on financial concepts. This project addresses both fbmb objectives.six partners including the university of missouri farm business management analysis (MO) university of minnesota southwest farm business management association (swmnfbma) minnesota state farm business management education program (MN FBM) north carolina agricultural & technical state university (NCA & t) illinois farm business management (IL) and wisconsin technical college's farm business instructors (WI) in five states will collaborate to maintain and grow the fbmb national database while expanding producer readiness for high risk decisions. This project will also address each of the five RFA-listed measures for these goals. All partners will work to: improve producer success in times of volatile profit margins ensure uniform financial/benchmarking data expand data publishing and outreach focusing on soil healthpractices deliver mentorship/training and advance small farm profitability.

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Amendment $239,811
Amendment This project will build capacity in the fbmb national database while collaborating to share tools and reports that enrich producers' understanding and use of… $0
Original award $500,000

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Southwest Wisconsin Technical College Expanding a Database to Aid in Making High Risk Decisions Under Volatile Profit Margins and Adoptions of Soil Health Practices $47,435
Illinois Farm Business Farm Management A Contribute at least 50 farms to the benchmarking database. Collaborate with analysis programs in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri and North Carolina. Gather new… $22,830
Minnesota State Colleges & Universities Build capacity and diversity in the FBMB National Database. $70,337
Illinois Farm Business Farm Management A Contribute at least 50 farms to the benchmarking database. Collaborate with analysis programs in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri and North Carolina. Gather new… $45,600

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Who received award 20233850441023?

20233850441023 was awarded to University Of Missouri System by Institute of Youth, Family, and Community (National Institute of Food and Agriculture) on September 1, 2023.

How much is award 20233850441023 worth?

$739,811 has been obligated on 20233850441023.

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