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2007 Conservation Innovation Grants (CIG)

Conservation benefits water quality

Over $2 million dollars has been awarded to Oregon conservation groups through the Natural Resources Conservation Service’s (NRCS) Conservation Innovation Grants (CIG). These projects are designed to develop and refine cutting-edge technologies and approaches that can help producers maintain viable agricultural operations.

Oregon had more CIG recipients selected than any other single state, they include: Oregon State University, Farmers Conservation Alliance, Willamette Partnership, Pacifica: A Garden in the Siskiyous, Forest Restoration Partnership, Oregon Department of Agriculture, Klamath Basin Rangeland Trust.

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The CIG is expected to be continued under the next Farm Bill.  The application process and grant priorities will be detailed in the FY 2008 announcement.  Oregon is currently considering a state-level CIG funding competition.  Further details will be posted in the Fall of 2007.

 

2007 CIG Application Information

National CIG Announcement

National NRCS CIG Information

 

Program Contact

Todd Peplin
Phone: (541) 923-4358 ext 131
Email: todd.peplin@or.usda.gov

Last Modified:  11/29/2007

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