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 Small Grants, Big Impacts
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By Sheila Cassani
In Grantees
Posted September 15, 2015

Small Grants, Big Impacts

Grantee farms progress on solar, soil, and pleasing pollinators. Reduced carbon footprints and record numbers of pollinators are just a couple highlights of the early results farms are reporting [...]

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La Semilla Community Farm, a certified bee-friendly, nonprofit, 7-acre farm in Anthony, NM, produces vegetables, herbs, and honey. La Semilla was successful in planting their conservation buffer and windbreak. They planted 75 cottonwood trees and 135 bunches of alkali sacaton grass over 850 feet of their field! Learn more through the link in our bio! #SmallFarmsBigImpacts

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Fresh Roots Farm, a 5-acre farm in Polson, MT, produces certified organic vegetables, fruits, and seeds! They were able to complete their tractor conversion in May and use it for cultivation throughout the season. They were also able to showcase the tractor at a local farmer gathering, as well as in an article in the Alternative Energy Resources Organization's quarterly online magazine. Learn more through the link in our bio! #SmallFarmsBigImpacts

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2019 grantee @funksgrovehfg in McLean, IL, was able to purchase ten bee boxes, four bat boxes, two owl boxes, and plant two 2000-square-foot pollinator plots with their grant! They were also able to host a local community college class, in which students learned about the pollinator plantings. Partner Jeff Hake told us, “We will gain real rewards from the ecosystem services provided by increased pollinator and predator activity on our farm, bolstering fruit set in our orchard and reducing pest pressure, making our farm both more profitable and more pleasant to engage with and visit.” Learn more through the link in our bio! #SmallFarmsBigImpacts


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