Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program
$2,000/acre for establishing a single-species, native perennial grassland or rejuvenating an existing grassland
$3,000/acre for establishing diverse (multi-species) native perennial grasslands
$3,000/acre for establishing diverse (multi-species) native perennial grasslands
Accepting Applications
Funding is to support the planting of native perennial grasses, either as naturalization or as high-yield crop grasses.
Native grasslands result in more resilient agricultural landscapes with an increased ability to sequester carbon, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reduce soil erosion and provide many other ecological benefits. Native grasslands are often best suited to wet, sloping, poor-soil, or otherwise marginal fields.
Native grasslands result in more resilient agricultural landscapes with an increased ability to sequester carbon, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reduce soil erosion and provide many other ecological benefits. Native grasslands are often best suited to wet, sloping, poor-soil, or otherwise marginal fields.
Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program
$2,000/acre for establishing a single-species, native perennial grassland or rejuvenating an existing grassland
$3,000/acre for establishing diverse (multi-species) native perennial grasslands
$3,000/acre for establishing diverse (multi-species) native perennial grasslands
Accepting Applications
Funding is to support the planting of native perennial grasses, either as naturalization or as high-yield crop grasses.
Native grasslands result in more resilient agricultural landscapes with an increased ability to sequester carbon, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reduce soil erosion and provide many other ecological benefits. Native grasslands are often best suited to wet, sloping, poor-soil, or otherwise marginal fields.
Native grasslands result in more resilient agricultural landscapes with an increased ability to sequester carbon, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reduce soil erosion and provide many other ecological benefits. Native grasslands are often best suited to wet, sloping, poor-soil, or otherwise marginal fields.