Grants for NYS Farms - Dutchess County
Event Details
Date
January 6, 2025
Time
5:30-7:30pm
Location
CCE Dutchess County
2715 Route 44
Millbrook, NY 12545
Cost
Free Registration : Free
Host
Eastern New York Commercial HorticultureElizabeth Higgins
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email Elizabeth Higgins
Grants for NYS Farms 2025 - CCE Dutchess County
If you are considering applying to the NYS Grown and Certified grant program or the NYS Beginning Farmer Grant and would like some advice or assistance with your grant proposal, come to this 2-hour workshop at CCE Dutchess County on January 6th from 5:30-7:30pm. Higgins will run through the proposals and identify areas that you should focus on to help make your application more competitive. She will also help you think through what types of projects are more likely to be funded and whether these grant programs make sense for your farm and business. Higgins will also highlight other funding opportunities that may be a better fit for specific projects or businesses.

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