State
Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA)
12/01/17
Grants to Indiana nonprofit organizations, associations, and commissions to promote the state’s livestock industry. Funding may be requested for the promotion of livestock shows and exhibitions, conventions, educational programs, and similar projects and events.
Eligible livestock includes the following:
(1) Beef cattle, dairy cattle, and other animals of the bovine species
(2) Swine and other animals of the porcine species
(3) Sheep and other members of the ovine species
(4) Horses, mules, burros, asses, and other animals of the equine species
(5) Goats and other members of the caprine species
(6) Poultry and other birds of the avian species
(7) Ostriches, rhea, emus, and other members of the ratite species
(8) Camels, llamas, and other members of the camelid species
(9) Farm raised deer, elk, moose, and other members of the cervidae species
(10) Bison
(11) Aquatic animals that are the subject of aquaculture
(12) Rabbits
Grant proposals will be evaluated on the following criteria:
-Project has clear identifiable goals and demonstrates tangible benefits for the livestock industry segment and for Indiana’s overall food and agriculture economy.
-Project has clear criteria by which to evaluate the success of the project. Goals and expected outcomes are verifiable, measurable and realistic for the scope of the project.
-Project has a high probability of achieving its goals.
-Project is needed by the livestock sector and has strong industry support.
-Project will benefit many companies in the industry sector and industry impact goes beyond the county level.
-Budget is complete and detailed.
-The organization has a track record of success—both with ISDA-funded projects and their own general programming.
-The event/program brings additional jobs and/or revenue to the State of Indiana.
GrantWatch ID#: 139314
ISDA does not fund the same projects each year.
Grant programs must be completed by February 2019.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Ann McCambridge
317.419.0200
AMcCambridge@isda.in.gov
USA: Indiana
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