Grants and Contracts Details
Description
Southern Region Sustainable Agriculture
Research and Education Program
2022-2023 Plan of Work and Strategic Implementation
for the 1862 Land-Grant Liaison: Supporting and enhancing the role of
SARE in the LGU System including Cooperative Extension
Program Goals
The role of the Southern SARE 1862 land-grant liaison is to strengthen the connection
between the SARE program and the land grant university system in the Southern region
to enhance ag professionals’ effectiveness in supporting efforts to make farms and rural
and urban communities more sustainable.
The goals of the role encompass the following objectives:
? To increase understanding/interest/participation in sustainable agriculture
across the Southern region;
? To assist in identifying new ways to innovate sustainable agriculture technologies
and practices;
? To collaborate in efforts to strengthen SARE program/community partnerships
with land-grant universities, NGOs, farmers, and other stakeholders;
? To support efforts to enhance and strengthen diversity, equity and inclusion in
food systems.
| Status | Finished |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 9/1/22 → 8/31/23 |
Funding
- University of Georgia: $97,262.00
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