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Find similar grantsFarm-to-Market Infrastructure Grant Program is sponsored by Colorado Department of Agriculture. To strengthen local food systems and create greater supply chain resilience, the Colorado Department of Agriculture will distribute grant funding to be used for agricultural processing projects.
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Colorado Farm-to-Market Infrastructure Grant Program Guide - Ambrook Colorado Farm-to-Market Infrastructure Grant Program Colorado Department of Agriculture Share https://ambrook. com/funding/co-farm-to-market? utm_medium=referral To strengthen local food systems and create greater supply chain resilience, the Colorado Department of Agriculture distributed grant funding to be used for agricultural processing projects.
Up to $2 million was awarded through the competitive Farm-to-Market Infrastructure Grant Program to help farmers, ranchers, food processors and manufacturers improve local food systems and drive the development and expansion of agricultural value-added projects.
Colorado's legislature adopted Senate Bill 21-248, creating the Farm-to-Market Infrastructure Grant Program within the Colorado Department of Agriculture in response to food supply chain weaknesses revealed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Grant funds could be used only for agricultural processing projects -- meaning the transforming, packaging, sorting, storage, or grading of Colorado livestock, livestock products, agricultural commodities, plants, or plant products.
Value-added products generally go through a production or manufacturing process (for example, making meat into jerky or fruit into jam; processing barley into malt; or segregating a product in a way that enhances value). Farmers, ranchers, and agricultural processing businesses were eligible to apply if they are residents of and operate in the state of Colorado. The maximum grant award amount for any one project was $150,000.
Processing Value-Added Products Local Food Food Supply Chain Colorado Department of Agriculture Applications were reviewed in two Award Periods: applications received by November 30, 2021 were reviewed for Award Period #1, and those received by February 28, 2022 were reviewed as part of Award Period #2. For each award period, $1 million was available for grants, with up to $2 million to be awarded by June 30, 2022.
This program has concluded.
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