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    Agricultural Innovation Grant Program

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    Agricultural Innovation Grant Program supports Pennsylvania farms, agribusinesses, and agricultural services with practical technology, conservation, and energy projects to strengthen agriculture.

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    Funder: Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Planning: $7,500–$50,000 | On-site: $5,000–$200,000 | Regional impact: $100,000–$2 million

    Summary: Reimbursement grants support agricultural technology, conservation, and renewable energy innovations that strengthen Pennsylvania agriculture.

    Key Information: Both the operation and project must be in Pennsylvania, and a non-State cash match is required.


    Description

    The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture administers this program to advance the competitiveness, resilience, environmental stewardship, and vitality of farms, agribusinesses, and agricultural support services. It supports practical implementation of ideas that address agricultural challenges in new, novel, or more efficient ways. Funding covers strategic planning, implementation on individual farms or properties, and projects serving multiple agricultural businesses.

    Projects may improve energy efficiency, water quality, water conservation, odor control, or solid-waste management; advance agricultural production, processing, commercialization, or use; and generate energy from manure, food waste, or biomass. Other priorities include low-carbon energy equipment, farm management and diagnostic technologies, efficient sorting and grading, plant and animal health, biosecurity, cybersecurity, and data analytics. The program also supports crops that store carbon or replace non-renewable resources.


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