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Find similar grantsSouth Carolina Farm Export Trade Relief Fund is sponsored by South Carolina Department of Agriculture. A fund designed to support agricultural producers impacted by federal tariffs and international trade disruptions, offering grants and low-income loans to eligible farmers.
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2025-2026 Bill 4384: Farm Export Relief and Resilience Act - South Carolina Legislature Online South Carolina General Assembly Download This Bill in Microsoft Word Format Indicates Matter Stricken Sponsors: Reps. Jones, Bauer, Williams, J. L.
Johnson, King, Gilliard, Rivers, Kirby, Hosey, Clyburn, McDaniel, Waters and Dillard Document Path: LC-0156PH25.
docx Introduced in the House on April 23, 2025 Currently residing in the House Committee on Ways and Means Summary: Farm Export Relief and Resilience Act HISTORY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS Date Body Action Description with journal page number 4/23/2025 House Introduced and read first time ( House Journal-page 50 ) 4/23/2025 House Referred to Committee on Ways and Means ( House Journal-page 50 ) View the latest legislative information at the website "SOUTH CAROLINA FARM EXPORT RELIEF AND RESILIENCE ACT" BY ADDING CHAPTER 59 TO TITLE 46 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE SOUTH CAROLINA FARM EXPORT TRADE RELIEF FUND; INTERNATIONAL TRADE; TO REQUIRE COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, AND THE CLEMSON UNIVERSITY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION TO DEVELOP STATE-SUPPORTED CROP INSURANCE; AND TO REQUIRE THE DEPARMTENT OF AGRICULTURE TO REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ANNUALLY.
General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: S ECTION 1. This act may be cited as the "South Carolina Farm Export Relief and S ECTION 2. T itle 46 of the S.
C. Code is amended by adding: F arm Export Relief and Resilience S ection 46-59-10 . ( A) There is established in the State Treasury the South Carolina Farm Export Trade Relief Fund, to be administered by the South Carolina Department of Agriculture.
grants or low-income loans to eligible farmers whose operations have been negatively impacted by federal tariffs, international trade disruptions, or emergency working capital assistance for short-term operations, debt-servicing, and crop-transition support.
Eligible agricultural producers must demonstrate: a significant portion of their income is derived from exports; and a documented reduction in international market access, pricing, or demand due The Department of Agriculture must develop criteria, application procedures, repayment schedules for loans, and award guidelines in consultation with the State Treasurer and the South Carolina Agricultural Council.
initial appropriation of ten million dollars is authorized to capitalize the fund, with additional appropriations as needed. S ection 46-59-20 .
T he Department of Agriculture must: partner with regional trade offices and federal agencies to open or expand new international markets for agricultural products of this State; develop and promote value-added agricultural products for export; and host international trade delegations and participate in global trade expositions to elevate the state's agricultural brand abroad. S ection 46-59-30 .
( A) The Department of Agriculture, in partnership with the South Carolina Department of Insurance and Clemson University Cooperative Extension, must develop a proposal for state-supported crop insurance enhancements to better protect farmers affected These insurance enhancements may include: premium subsidies for export-reliant crops; supplemental coverage for price loss due to international trade policy shifts; pilot programs for climate-resilient and market-flexible crops.
S ection 46-59-40 . T he Department of Agriculture must report annually to the General Assembly on: fund disbursement and loan repayments; progress in international market development; and recommendations for future trade resilience strategies. S ECTION 3.
This act takes effect upon approval This web page was last updated on April 23, 2025 at 1:55 PM
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Agricultural producers in South Carolina whose operations have been negatively impacted by federal tariffs or international trade disruptions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
South Carolina Farm Export Trade Relief Fund is funded by South Carolina Department of Agriculture. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in South Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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