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In the series “A’s to Z’s of Grants with Ease”. We will explore Pellets, Equip and REAP. Pellets are currently being explored by a few of our applicants and are used as a biofuel and sold as a “value-added” commodity. These pellets can be fabricated from corn stover and other waste products. Watch for more about … Continue reading Alphabet Soup: P, Q and R

In the series “A’s to Z’s of Grants with Ease”. We previously covered the first half of the alphabet and now we will explore Monarch butterflies, NRCS and On-farm energy audit.   Monarchs: USDA is launching a new conservation effort to help agricultural producers provide food and habitat for monarch butterflies in the Midwest and … Continue reading Alphabet Soup: M,N and O

This segment of the series will cover Key Requirements for Applicant Eligibility and Energy Efficient Lighting. Key Requirements for Applicant Eligibility For most grants through the USDA, applicant eligibility includes reasonable and fair requirements. You would typically be eligible if you are an agricultural producer with no outstanding judgements from the United States; if you … Continue reading Alphabet Soup: K & L

Energy Improvement Matters (EIM) is covering the “A to Zs of grants with ease” to make applications easier for you and to increase your odds of winning grants and subsidies. We previously covered A-H, and will now cover irrigation and jobs. Irrigation: REAP and EQIP programs offer assistance in the purchase of more energy efficient … Continue reading Alphabet soup: I and J

Continuing the discussion of converting an alphabet soup of acronyms into easy grant applications.  Energy Improvement Matters (EIM) is covering the “A to Zs of Grants with Ease” to make applications easier for you and to increase your odds of winning grants and subsidies. We previously covered A-E, including advice, benefits, calculations, deeds, and EQIP. … Continue reading Grant Writers’ Alphabet soup: F, G, and H