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KADB approves $275K for projects in Cumberland, Taylor More than $2.3 million funded for projects across the commonwealth. Projects focus on agricultural diversification, rural development By Sean Southard Bowling Green, KY - The Kentucky Agricultural Development Board approved $2,339,883 for agricultural diversification and rural development projects across the commonwealth at its monthly board meeting. Among the projects were CAIPs for Cumberland County at $165,294, and Taylor County at $104,000, and $14,500 to Taylor County for a Deceased Farm Animal Removal Program. State and County Funded Projects
MPIP provides funding for meat processors who are currently or plan to become USDA certified to financially incentivize economical expansion of businesses to process Kentucky beef, dairy, pork, lamb, goat, and poultry products.
CAIP provides Kentucky agricultural producers with cost-share assistance on practices to allow them to improve and diversify their current farm operations. CAIP covers a wide variety of agricultural enterprises in its 11 investment areas, including, but not limited to, bees and honey; equine; forage; beef and dairy cattle; goats and sheep; horticulture; poultry; swine; timber and technology, as well as energy efficiency and production; farm infrastructure and water enhancement; marketing; and value-added production. Fourteen CAIPs were approved by the board totaling $1,445,148:
Deceased Farm Animal Removal (DAR) The Deceased Farm Animal Removal Program serves as a measure to facilitate the coordination of environmentally sound and cost-effective disposal of deceased livestock for Kentucky producers. Two Deceased Farm Animal Removal programs were approved by the board totaling $22,000:
NextGen addresses the growing need for a specialized program that would benefit producers ages 18 to 40 that have been engaged in an agricultural operation for a minimum of three years. One NextGen Program was approved by the board totaling $25,000:
The Youth program encourages youth to engage in and explore agricultural opportunities. Two Youth programs were approved by the board totaling $45,000:
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