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Since its inception in 2004, CIG has funded hundreds of projects, boosting natural resource conservation while helping producers improve the health of their operations for the future. Use this tool to search for CIG projects based on any of the criteria listed below.

CIG projects from 2004-2009 may be missing information in the following categories: Resource Concern (specific), Conservation Practice, Production/Use.

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Mountain Valley RC&D Council     |     NC     |     2011
Demonstrate and Evaluate the Feasibility of Solar Water Heating Systems on Dairy Farms in Order to Encourage Its Adoption in North Carolina.
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation     |     CT     |     2011
The purpoase of the project is to assist equine operators at greatest risk for pollution to adopt best management practices to minimize the water quality impact on Long Island Sound. The objective is to reduce pathogen, nutrient and sediment loads to streams leading into the sound..
NC State University, BAE     |     NC     |     2011
Demonstration of automation to operate flashboard riser to control shallow ground water on cropland to minimize labor requirment while increasing crop yield, improving water quality and conserving water.
NC State University, BAE (PI: Veal)     |     NC     |     2011
This project was focused on a demonstration of a boiler system fueld by baled biomass derived from wheat residues to heat a poultry house.
Northwest Sustainable Energy for Economic Development     |     OR     |     2011
This project will create low-risk opportunities to implement on-farm energy projects.
Ohio State University     |     OH     |     2011
This project will provide the knowledge and technical justification needed to determine whether two-stage and self-forming channels should be cost-share eligible best management practices and build capacity to implement these solutions.
Ohio State University     |     OH     |     2011
Tis project is focused on promoting the use of Gypsum on cropland on a watershed level to reduce the amount of P delivered to Lake Erie and educate landowners about the benefits of applying Gypsum.
Ohio State University     |     OH     |     2011
The project will asses the technical, environmental, and economic viability of 9 Manure Processing Technologies (MPT)
Ohkay Owingeh     |     NM     |     2011
Apply herbicidal vinegar to several invasive plant species on crop, range and other land to evaluate efficacy.
Oregon Small Tree Nursery     |     OR     |     2011
Project will utilize rain water catchment technology on a tree nursery in use with hydroponics/sand filters.