Fay Benson conducts interactive demonstrations teaching NY farmers about the value of properly managed soil.
By Kitty Gifford
New York Soil Health is pleased to announce the offering of mini-grants for 2022.
Farmers, extension personnel, technical service providers, and organizations in New York working with the agricultural community are encouraged to apply.
Grant awards are up to $3000 for eligible program applications and $500 maximum for travel grant requests. The deadline for applications is May 31, 2022.
“The offering of mini-grants is designed to encourage expanding soil health research, education, and awareness to communities across NYS,” said Debbie Aller, New York Soil Health program coordinator.
Examples of activities funded include:
- Purchasing demonstration supplies and equipment for use at field days and other outreach events to educate participants on soil health
- Conducting soil health sampling on farms (rural or urban)
- Hosting a workshop, training, or field day on a soil health-related topic
- Attending a soil health-related workshop, field day, or conference within NY
Visit our New York Soil Health Mini-grant page for details about the opportunity, including how to apply.
New York Soil Health is committed to an equitable, inclusive, and accessible application process. It seeks applicants of all races, cultural backgrounds, abilities, and gender identities to apply. For more information, including assistance in accessing mini-grant information or requiring an accommodated application process, please contact Debbie Aller, da352@cornell.edu.