Delaware Department of Agriculture
The Delaware Department of Agriculture (DDA) is the state agency that serves and supports Delaware's agricultural community, protects the state's natural resources, and safeguards consumers and the food supply. Its work spans nutrient management, plant industries, forestry (the Delaware Forest Service), animal health, food product inspection, weights and measures, and agricultural marketing.
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20 grantsU&CF Annual Grant Program - Tree Planting or Tree Management
The U&CF Annual Grant Program funds Delaware community projects for tree planting or management to boost urban canopy, ecological health, and sustainable urban forestry practices.
Hazardous Ash Tree Removal Sub-Grant
The Hazardous Ash Tree Removal Sub-Grant funds the removal and 1:1 replacement of hazardous ash trees on public land in New Castle County to restore urban forests and address Emerald Ash Borer impacts.
Invasive Tree Species Removal & Management Sub-Grant
The Invasive Tree Species Removal & Management Sub-Grant funds projects to remove invasive trees and restore native forests on Delaware’s public lands, supporting urban and community ecosystem health.
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