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    Predator Control Grant

    Predator Control Grant supports Utah livestock producers affected by predation losses, funding predator control through the Grazing Improvement Program to address livestock predation.

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    Funder: Utah Department of Agriculture and Food

    Due Dates: October 31, 2026 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Maximum request of $50,000

    Summary: Supports predator control for Utah livestock producers who have suffered predation losses.

    Key Information: Applicants must be livestock producers operating in Utah with predation losses.


    Description

    The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food offers the Predator Control Grant through Utah’s Grazing Improvement Program (GIP). The grant addresses livestock predation losses and supports predator control for affected Utah livestock producers. It sits within GIP’s broader work to improve rangeland management and sustainability through cost-share grants.

    GIP was established in 2006 under the Rangeland Improvement Act (HB145). The legislation also guided the formation of State and Regional Grazing Advisory Boards to strengthen the voices of producers using Utah’s rangelands. The broader program serves producers grazing cattle, sheep, goats, and horses.


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