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'If you haven't heard already...
$50 Million Available for Organic Farming: Interested New York farmers must apply by May 29 for funding and assistance
New York farmers are eligible for funding and assistance through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Resources Conservation Services (NRCS) to help tap into the growing market for organic agriculture products.
According to the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, the NRCS has created a special $50 million pool of funding for a new Organic Initiative under the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). The Initiative will provide payments and technical assistance to transitioning and existing organic farmers who adopt NRCS conservation practices used in organic production systems.
Eligible Farmers:
• Farmers just beginning or in the process of transitioning to organic production;
• Existing certified organic farmers who want to transition additional acres or animals;
• Existing certified organic farmers who need to adopt additional conservation measures;
• Producers who sell less than $5,000 in agricultural products and are thus exempt from formal certification are still eligible for Organic Initiative payments.
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http://www.nysenate.gov/press-release/50-million-available-organic-farming Neighbors,
The next meeting of the Fourth Ward Neighborhood Association will be August 26, 2008, 7 PM at Center Street School.
Following up on our successful neighborhood clean-up, we will continue our dialogue on neighborhood improvements and community building. Our e-mail list is expanding but we need to spread the word to our neighbors. All are welcome as we continue to build an organization that represents all of the residents of the 4th Ward.
I look forward to seeing you. Enjoy summer.
Your Neighbor,
Mike Lynch
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We need comments on what types of food each place offers, the range of prices, and any other information to help us choose where to buy our food. Please add to the descriptions if you are familiar with the farms. -Andy
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