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Farm Agronomic Practice Grants Grants to implement soil-based agronomic practices that improve soil and water quality and to support educational activities to improve soil health and water quality is sponsored by Vermont Agency of Education. <a class="widget__inner text-center text-black text-bold display-flex flex-column flex-justify-start height-full border-2px border-transparent radius-md margin-neg-2px" href="/ Category: Agriculture & Rural Development.
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Farm Agronomic Practice Grants Grants to implement soil-based agronomic practices that improve soil and water quality and to support educational activities to improve soil health and water quality is funded by Vermont Agency of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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