AGRICULTURE PROJECTS FUNDED IN TENNESSEE
by USDA's SARE Program - 1988-2005

Tennessee has received $1,246,990 to support 29 projects, including eight research and/or education projects, three extension projects and 12 producer-led rojects. Tennessee also has received additional SARE support through multi-state projects.

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Professional Development Projects
Grants to Farmers
Community Innovation
Graduate Student Grants
On Farm Grants

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Influence of Integrated Pest Managemetn (IPM) On Low-input Sustainable Agriculture (LISA) in the Southern Region. - $25,000

Professional Development Projects

Sustainable Dairy Systems Manual and Training - $90,000

Grants to Farmers

Sustainable Cultivation of MEdicinal Herbs as a Cash Crop Alternative to Tobacco - $5,004

Community Innovation

Homegrown, From Our Farms to Your Table, Growing a Farmers' Cooperative in East Tennessee - $6,436

Graduate Student Grants

Suppression of Soilborne Phytopathogenic Fungi of Tomatoes via Integrated Production Systems that Utilize Biofumigation - $10,000

On Farm Grants

Specialty Flowering Bulbs as a Sustainable Alternative Crop for Tobacco Farmers in Middle Tennessee - $14,910

 

 

Contacts

Clark Garland
The University of Tennessee
cgarland@utk.edu

Roy Bullock
Tennessee State University
fbullock@tnstate.edu

 
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