Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources
The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) is a state government agency dedicated to cultivating a robust and equitable agricultural economy in Massachusetts. Its mission is to support, regulate, and enhance the diversity of the Commonwealth's agricultural community by promoting economically and environmentally sound food safety and animal health measures. The department focuses on several key areas including agricultural conservation, technical assistance, animal health, crop and pest services, food security, and market development. Key activities include supporting farmers, managing agricultural preservation programs, providing agricultural grants and financial assistance, conducting agricultural inspections, promoting local food systems, and ensuring the health and safety of agricultural products and animals. The department plays a crucial role in preserving farmland, supporting beginning farmers, managing agricultural resources, and connecting Massachusetts consumers with local agricultural products.
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20 grantsNatural Disaster Recovery II Program for Agriculture (NDRII) (2023-2024)
Natural Disaster Recovery II Program for Agriculture (NDRII) (2023-2024) supports Massachusetts farms with recovery from weather-related crop, timber, and infrastructure losses to sustain production.
Climate Smart Agriculture Grant Programs (CSAP)
Climate Smart Agriculture Grant Programs (CSAP) support Massachusetts farms with equipment and infrastructure to protect natural resources, improve efficiency, and strengthen climate resilience.
Agricultural Energy Grant Program (ENER)
Agricultural Energy Grant Program (ENER) supports Massachusetts agricultural operations with energy-saving equipment and infrastructure to lower operating costs and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
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