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Beginning farmer grants

Published on July 8, 2014 by diane.mayerfeld

The Beginning with Badgerland program provides small grants to beginning farmers in the southern part of Wisconsin, regardless of age or whether they are Badgerland Financial members.  To access the grant application, click on the picture of the guy opening the shed doors at the bottom of the page.

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Money & Markets:Working with your Lender

You don’t have to borrow money to start your business, but borrowing money can get you to your dream of a farm much faster than waiting to save up the necessary cash. That means you need to develop a good relationship with an agricultural lender. A relationship with your lender can be an important asset to your farm business regardless of its size. When you apply for a loan the lender can become an advocate for you to the loan committee. After the loan is approved, the lender has a vested inte

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Specialty Mushroom Crops

Small scale farmers can diversify their crop production by adding in a variety of specialty mushroom species  to their current vegetable or woodland production systems.  The following website links provide basic resource information to help select appropriate species and cultivation processes. USDA fact sheets and websites for growing specialty mushroom crops: http://www.reportlinker.com/report/best/keywords/Mushroom?utm_source=adwords1&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Food&utm_adgroup=

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