Awards issued prior to january 20, 2025, were funded under previous administrations and may not reflect the priorities and policies of the current administration.** the primary purpose of the…

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Award ID
20237002740447
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$2,121,750

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Completion date 79% complete
Originally
Place of performance
Newark, DE 19716, 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.** the primary purpose of the northeast center is to fulfill USDA's goal of ensuring a strong farm financial safety net by providing U.S. Agricultural producers and their families, as appropriate, with knowledge, skills and tools needed to make informed risk management decisions that may enhance the profitability of their operations. The center, in conjunction with the other regionalcenters, annually conducts the extension risk management education (ERME) competitive grants program. The ERME program provides funding to both public and private organizations for educational projects designed to improve the ability of agricultural producers to effectively manage the risks associated with their agribusinesses. This program's mission - educating america's farmers and ranchers to manage the unique risks of producing food for the world's table. A key feature of the producer-focused program is that IT is results-based - awards are made to project directors who clearly identify risk management outcomes for the participants. The results are the specific, measurable and verifiable risk management outcomes that producers will understand, develop, or implement in managing their agribusinesses, and which will ultimately enhance their economic viability. As investors of the federal resources designated for risk management education through arpa, the ERME centers (and thus nifa) are not funding project team activities, but rather a change in risk management behavior for a group of participating producers. In its role as a regional resource, the northeast center provides leadership and coordination, establishes priorities for RME programming, and disseminates information regarding risk management activities occurring throughout the northeast and the nation. Today's farmers and ranchers face an unprecedented risk environment, and when a specific educational need arises, the northeast center possesses the contacts and the resources to ensure that the need is promptlyaddressed.

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Action Obligated Date
Amendment The primary purpose of the northeast center is to fulfill USDA's goal of ensuring a strong farm financial safety net by providing U.S. Agricultural producers… $0
Original award $2,121,750

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
White River Natural Resources Conservation District This project will provide continued education and technical assistance (TA) for small holder, specialty crop operations and small scale dairy and livestock… $100,000
Maine Aquaculture Association Topic: Transition and estate planning for aquaculture farms in Maine, including their roles in goal setting and strategic planning. Methods: Project Director… $73,575
West Virginia University Research Corporation This project will provide whole-farm planning and risk-management training to grow 50 new/expanded agritourism operations and 4 ‘regional agritourism… $74,724
Berkshire Agricultural Ventures, Inc. BAV is applying for funding for the development and distribution of a Livestock Farmers’ Resource Guide and educational workshops aimed at improving… $74,941
Cornell Cooperative Extension Association Of Broome County Farmers market are the quintessential entry market channel for beginning farmers and specialty crop producers. In comparison to other market channels, benchmark… $70,512
Cornell University This project will be the next phase of Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development’s research and outreach in risk management associated with… $75,000
Maine Organic Farmers And Gardeners Association There is a great need among Maine organic farmers to better understand and utilize farm financial reports as tools for assessing risks and making sound business… $46,456
University Of Rhode Island Boots to Bushels - Market Garden Training Program for New England (URI B2B) is a comprehensive 9-month training program for beginning farmers designed to meet… $74,879
Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association The last definitive survey of the Massachusetts cranberry growers was conducted nearly 20 years ago. At that time, the average age of a grower was 56 years… $35,513
Pennsylvania Beef Council The Intensive Biosecurity Planning Workshops for Beef Producers will target operations across Pennsylvania and several Northeast states. Up to 10 intensive,… $74,965
University Of Vermont & State Agricultural College Ticks and tick-borne diseases (TBD) are increasing in northern New England. Vermont has some of the highest reports of Lyme disease and anaplasmosis in the… $69,047
The Pennsylvania State University Microgreens production is a rapidly growing sector that has captured the attention of both rural and urban producers. This indoor crop is a promising… $74,403
University Of Maryland, College Park This project will seek to build upon a previously funded project, provide additional resources to these new rural landowners and existing agricultural… $74,999
Pennsylvania Farm Link, Inc. A novel approach utilizing Ireland’s successful model, Farmer’s Yards, will develop peer groups for older farmers. Farmer’s Yards will… $74,756
Third Sector New England, Inc. This project addresses financial risks through education, training, and one-on-one business technical assistance (1:1 BTA) that helps participants evaluate… $100,000
University Of Vermont & State Agricultural College Through this project, 228 women and beginning farmers from the Northeast will increase knowledge related to managing human resource risk, and at least 70 will… $73,338
Community Involved In Sustaining Agriculture, Inc. This project will provide direct marketing farmers in western Massachusetts with strategies and tools to address marketing risk by expanding their customer base… $74,926
University Of Vermont & State Agricultural College This project helps diversified vegetable farmers adopt cover crop sequences that support insect pollinators and soil health within complex crop rotations.… $97,863
Trustees Of Tufts College Agriculture producers face challenges from rising temperatures, seasonal shifts, and altered precipitation patterns, impacting farm viability. This project aims… $100,000
University Of Maryland, College Park In the past two years, the University of Maryland Extension (UME)'s web pages on custom work charges, rental rates, and crop budgets have collectively… $75,000
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Who received award 20237002740447?

20237002740447 was awarded to University Of Delaware by Institute of Youth, Family, and Community (National Institute of Food and Agriculture) on September 1, 2023.

How much is award 20237002740447 worth?

$2,121,750 has been obligated on 20237002740447.

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