Sustainable Ag Resources at a Glance

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Funding Opportunities



Conserving Natural Resources

Conservation Tillage
Water Resources


Small Acreage Farming
Educating the Beginning Farmer
Stewardship for Small Acreage Landowners


Alternatives for Pest Management
Mustard Research
Biological Control of Weeds
Trap Crops in Sugarbeets

Sustainable Grazing Systems
Ranching in Harmony with the Land
Management Intensive Grazing
Grazing for Weed Control

For the Consumer
Sustainable Trends
Buying Locally

 




Professional Development Program

WSARE-funded Publications/ Educational Materials and Products for 2002:

     Design and distribution of the informational brochure about our sustainable grazing video titled, "Ranching in Harmony with the Land"
        - 35 minute video
        - Cost is $25 plus $5 for shipping and handling
        - To order, contact Ag Communications, University of Idaho, PO Box
          442332. Moscow, ID 83844-2232

     Idaho Extension Impact Statements (pdf format)
         -
"Conferences Acquaint Small Farmers with Alternatives"
     
- "Noxious Weed Grazing by Goats Demonstration Project"
     
- "Teaching Management-Intensive Grazing for Greater Sustainability"

Other SARE-funded Projects in Idaho; 2001 & 2002:

2001 SARE Research and Education:

    
Brad Geary, Univ. of Idaho, Parma R & E Center- $134, 317 Topic: Soil Science

2001 SARE Farmer and Rancher Grants:

     Bonnie Jensen, producer- $7,000,Topic: Range Science
     Kyle Wilson, producer- $10,610 Topic: Education
     Diane Green, producer- $7,385 Topic: Ag Marketing

2002 SARE  Research and Education:

    
Alexander Hristov- Reducing Nitrogen and Phosphorus Excretion from Dairies in Gooding and Jerome Counties, Idaho- $145,672
     Bryan Hopkins- Promoting Sustainable Potato Cropping Systems- $158,477
     Shree Singh- On-farm versus Agricultural; Experiment Station: Evaluation and Improvement of Intrinsic Characteristics of Landrace Common Bean Cultivars for Sustainable Farming Systems in the Twenty First Century- $167,717

2002 SARE Professional Development Program:

    
Paula Jones, NRCS- $27,715 Topic: Workshops on Soil Quality Assessment and Application for Field Staff