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Find similar grantsAgricultural Resources Conservation Fund (ARCF) is sponsored by Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA). ARCF provides cost-share assistance to Tennessee landowners to reduce nonpoint source pollution through the use of best management practices. This can include projects related to water quality and conservation on farms.
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Agricultural Resources Conservation Fund (ARCF) is funded by Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Tennessee Nonpoint Source Program (319 Program) is sponsored by Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA). This program provides funding for projects that address nonpoint source pollution and improve or protect water quality across Tennessee. Priority is given to projects targeting waters identified as impaired by NPS on Tennessee's most recent list of impaired waters.
Tennessee Nonpoint Source Program (supported by EPA Section 319(h) Clean Water Act) is sponsored by Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA). This program provides funding for projects that address nonpoint source pollution and improve or protect water quality across Tennessee. Priority is given to projects targeting waters impaired by nonpoint source pollution and those that protect high-quality surface water designations. Watershed restoration projects must be based on an approved watershed-based plan.
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