Your Farm,
Your River.
The right project,
the right funding,
the right place to start
Pick My Projet
If you have a farm and something you want to improve, there is a good chance funding exists. You do not need to know the program.
You do not need to have a plan.
You just need to start the conversation.
Do I Qualify?
Short answer, probably.
You are a good fit for funding if:
You are actively farming
Crops, livestock, hay, or pasture all count.
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You have the basic requirements
Most programs require at least 5 acres and a minimum of $1,000 in annual agricultural production.
You are willing to talk to Soil and Water first
They come out, walk your property, and help you figure out what makes sense.
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You have not started the project yet
This is important. Most funding requires approval before you build anything.
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You are okay following the program rules
That means getting approved, building it right, and maintaining it over time.
Start Here
You do not need to figure this out on your own.
Your first call is your local Soil and Water Conservation District.
They are the people who walk your farm, explain your options, and help you apply for funding.
They provide:
Free site visits
Help choosing the right project
Help with applications and funding
Project approval and reimbursement
If your farm is in Shenandoah, Frederick, Warren, Clarke, or Winchester:
If your farm is in Rockingham, Page, or Harrisonburg:
Pick Your Project
Stream Fencing
Cover Cropts
Riparian Buffer
Grazing Systems
Easements
Manure Storage