Expands markets for climate-smart beef, dairy, small ruminants and forage in AL, AR, in, KY, MO, NC, SC, TN and VA and supports farmers and ranchers implementation and monitoring of climate-smart…

Ended Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
NR233A750004G086
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$36,171,612

Award facts

Assistance listing
10.937 Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities
Completion date
Funding
  • $30,000,000.00 Federal
  • $6,171,612.00 Non-federal
Funding agency
Kansas City Commodity Office Farm Service Agency, Department of Agriculture
Place of performance
United States

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Description

Expands markets for climate-smart beef, dairy, small ruminants and forage in AL, AR, in, KY, MO, NC, SC, TN and VA and supports farmers and ranchers implementation and monitoring of climate-smart practices.

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $0 $0
Original award $30,000,000 $6,171,612

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
North Carolina State University Dr. Castillo, PI, will oversee all aspects of the project, including coordination of on-farm activities. A soil sampling-camping for selected practices and… $451,181
The University Of Kentucky Research Foundation Overview of Entire Project: We will develop a regional partnership to include Universities within AL, AR, KY, MO, NC, TN, and VA, a 7-state region. This… $361,497
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Virginia Tech will lead field demonstrations on various forages and management combinations for your grant: Grasslands Partnership. Our work will be… $434,703
Virginia State University The Virginia State University Small Farm Outreach Program proposes to partner with the University of Tennessee on its project titled, “Grasslands… $194,417
Auburn University Dr. Leanne Dillard will be responsible for coordinating with Extension agents at Auburn and Alabama A&M to identify Alabama producers for program enrollment.… $339,558
Tennessee State University Dr. Jason de Koff will provide management of the subaward and recruit Tennessee State University Extension agents to the project. These agents will work to… $188,260
Clemson University The goal of this project isto increase the adoption ofimproved management strategies in grasslands aiming to improve carbon sequestration and offset… $281,977
Division Of Agriculture Of The University Of Arkansas The UADA will be working with several other states led by the University of Tennessee as to enroll producers in a cost share program aimed at increasing the… $288,365
University Of Missouri System The University of Missouri will perform the following tasks as part of its role in this project: 1. Recruit Cooperating Farms Identify and engage farms… $593,681
The University Of Kentucky Research Foundation The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, University of Kentucky and eight other SE states are partnering on a multi-state/multi-University grant to… $302,046
Purdue University Brief Summary - Four selected Purdue University Extension Educators and Agronomy Professor Keith Johnson will work with eight pasture-livestock producers to… $132,127
North Carolina State University A total of 9 Extension Agents, 1 program coordinator, and 19 farms will be part of the NCSU’s portion of the grant. At North Carolina, field sites will… $181,815
Clemson University The goal of this project is to increase the adoption of improved management strategies in grasslands aiming to improve carbon sequestration and offset… $36,546
Virginia State University VSU plans to equip these farmers and ranchers with the tools necessary to meet as many of these goals as they are capable of, and as a result, measuring their… $113,871
University Of Missouri System Dr. Harley Naumann, State Forage Specialist, will oversee the implementation of climate smart practices on farms in Missouri including hiring and managing a… $175,610
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Virginia Tech will lead field demonstrations on various forages and management combinations for your grant: Climate Smart Grasslands – the Root of… $253,443
Auburn University Leanne Dillard will be responsible for coordinating with Extension agents at Auburn and Alabama A&M to identify Alabama producers for program enrollment. Dr.… $149,207
National Grazing Lands Coalition The National Grazing Lands Coalition will assist with recruiting small, disadvantaged and veteran grasslands producers to enroll in Climate Smart practices. The… $630,208
Colorado State University Objectives of the lifecycle assessment and interaction with experimental and modeling components. The LCA will be conducted using the ISO 14040 and 14044… $698,497
Division Of Agriculture Of The University Of Arkansas Scope of Work (Dirk Philipp) Title: Climate smart grasslands – the root of agricultural carbon markets As the PI for the University of Arkansas… $56,010
Ecosystem Services Market Consortium ESMC will build information and conduct trainings to allow producers to engage in C and ecosystem services markets. Specific eligibility criteria combined… $443,342
Tennessee State University Jason de Koff will lead Tennessee State University extension and outreach efforts on educating stakeholders in greenhouse gas mitigation potential of climate… $41,352
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Quick answers

Who received award NR233A750004G086?

NR233A750004G086 was awarded to University Of Tennessee by National Resources Conservation Service (Department of Agriculture) on September 5, 2023.

How much is award NR233A750004G086 worth?

$36,171,612 has been obligated on NR233A750004G086: $30,000,000 in federal funding and $6,171,612 in non-federal funding.

Which agency awarded NR233A750004G086?

National Resources Conservation Service (Department of Agriculture) awarded NR233A750004G086, with funding from Kansas City Commodity Office (Farm Service Agency).

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