American Samoa
Projects: 1
Funds: $17,000
Topics
Hydroponics for Limited Resource Growers
Farmers who have already or plan to change a practice
Farmers who attended an educational or outreach activity
Farmers reporting change in knowledge, attitude or skills
Ag professionals who attended an educational activity
Farmers who particpated in SARE-sponsored research
In 2019, Western SARE provided over $5.6 million in funding to projects in the region. These included Research & Education, Professional + Producer, Professional Development, Farmer/Rancher, Research to Grassroots, and Graduate Student grants.
Projects: 1
Funds: $17,000
Hydroponics for Limited Resource Growers
Projects: 3
Funds: $387,144
Arid-adapted Cover Crops, Rangeland Conservation Tool, Identifying Range Seeding Candidates
Projects: 14
Funds: $1,186,186
Grazing, Sheep, Business, Tomatoes, Orchards, Vegetable Production, Beneficial Insects, Rangeland Conversion and more.
Read StoryProjects: 3
Funds: $74,566
Projects: 2
Funds: $315,273
Projects: 8
Funds: $423,342
Deep Litter Systems, Poultry Housing, Cacao, Bird Deterrent, Soil Health, Breadfruit, Food Safety, Building Competencies in Underrepresented Ag Communities, Food Security and Self-Sufficiency
Projects: 7
Funds: $524,462
Winter Greens, Nitrogen Fertilizer Management, Distribution of Soil Organic Carbon, Precision Agriculture in Organic Systems, Sustainable Beef Cattle Production and more.
Projects: 2
Funds: $69,958
Goat Herding Techniques, Water and Feed Intake of Purebred Cattle
Projects: 1
Funds: $14,900
Improve dragon fruit production in the Northern Marianas Islands through hands-on student education
Projects: 6
Funds: $868,161
Goats and Sheep, Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus, Cut Flowers, Public Rangelands, Water Use, Enterprise Diversification for Native American Farmers
Projects: 1
Funds: $49,995
Growing and Marketing Ancient Grains
Western SARE provides Grants and Education to Advance Innovations in Sustainable Agriculture.
In 2019, Western SARE provided over $5.6 million in funding to projects in the region.
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