Manure Transport Program helps farmers and manure brokers move manure to low-phosphorus farmland or approved alternative uses, and funds liquid manure injection to reduce nutrient runoff and odors.
Newly added guidance requires anyone moving or arranging manure transfers from animal operations to eligible receiving operations to complete a Broker Agreement with the Maryland Department of Agriculture before applying for manure transport grants. For registration information, call the Manure Transport Coordinator at 410-841-5864.
The Relocation Program from the Delaware Department of Agriculture funds the transport of surplus manure to sites needing nutrients, promoting science-based, environmentally sound nutrient management.
The Nutrient Management Relocation Program by the Delaware Department of Agriculture supports moving excess manure to sites that can use it, promoting sustainable nutrient use and environmental protection.
The Animal Waste Technology Grants from the Maryland Department of Agriculture fund proven technologies that convert animal waste into valuable products to improve environmental and economic outcomes in Maryland.
The Planning Program from the Delaware Department of Agriculture supports producers in developing science-based nutrient and animal waste management plans to protect water quality and the environment.
The Delaware Department of Agriculture's Nutrient Management Plan Cost-Share Assistance Program funds science-based nutrient management planning to promote sustainable and environmentally responsible farming.