Project reports are public documents shared with agricultural stakeholders and legislators. As such, reports reflect not only the quality of your project but also the quality and integrity of Western SARE programs. Project reports are the ultimate outcome, and is what taxpayers get from their contribution to a federally funded program. To help you prepare for a successful project report submitted for the Research & Education, Farmer/Rancher, Professional + Producer, or Sabbatical Research & Education program, please review Criteria for Approving Project Reports.
Writers of project reports for Professional Development Program and Local Education and Demonstration (formerly known as RGR) grants can reference the Helpful Hints for Reporting document.