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 Fresh Dirt
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By Sheila Cassani
In Grantees
Posted February 26, 2015

Fresh Dirt

From bats and bees to soil and hedgerows, The FruitGuys Community Fund Class of 2014 reports on its projects The FruitGuys Community Fund, a nonprofit fiscally sponsored project of Community [...]

 Fresh Dirt: Harvest Season Updates
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By Sheila Cassani
In Grantees
Posted November 11, 2014

Fresh Dirt: Harvest Season Updates

For small farms, harvest season brings to fruition months of thought, care, and toil. It marks the end of summer and is a time to celebrate the results of hard work. The recipients of The [...]

 Spotlight: Bountiful Hope Farms, 2014 grantee
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By Sheila Cassani
In Grantees
Posted November 11, 2014

Spotlight: Bountiful Hope Farms, 2014 grantee

Bountiful Hope Farms in Monroe, WI, was awarded a FruitGuys Community Fund grant of $2,750 in April 2014 for the installation of a drip irrigation system, hoop house construction, and printing of [...]

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Thank you to all the applicants who submitted lett
Thank you to all the applicants who submitted letters of intent this year. We know your time is precious, and we thank you for your efforts in completing and submitting your proposals. Also, a huge thanks to our generous supporters, who helped us to grow this year's grant cycle! We look forward to sharing our list of 2020 grantees come April. #SmallFarmsBigImpacts

We’re part way through the 2020 grant cycle, and
We’re part way through the 2020 grant cycle, and our review committee has been hard at work. This year, we’ve selected 26 finalists from the 258 letters of intent that we received. We’re pleased to share the following farms that have been asked to continue the application process. #SmallFarmsBigImpacts

Many Forks Farm, a 7.5-acre farm in Massachusetts,
Many Forks Farm, a 7.5-acre farm in Massachusetts, received a $4,070 grant! This season, they created berms and swales planted with native species and prepared areas for future insectary strips. Owner Sharon Wyrrick told us, “We had several substantial storms that would have usually flooded the sections that we mitigated as part of the project. They did not flood, nor even saturate, the newly planted areas”. Learn more through the link in our bio! #SmallFarmsBigImpacts


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