Webinar: Farm Bill Programs for Energy & Rural Development

The United States Department of Agriculture has a wide variety of funding streams designed to promote economic development across the country. The Farm Bill, which reauthorizes these programs once every five years, expires in September 2018, providing a rare opportunity for businesses to engage Congress to make these programs more effective in supporting clean energy … Continue reading “ Webinar: Farm Bill Programs for Energy & Rural Development”

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