Project Search
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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G3, LLC
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MT
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2011
3E-CMP is a uniquely designed corrugated pipe innovation which allows easier access to the base of the pipe-resulting in improved aquatic habitat.
Gordon Wrobel
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AK
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2011
Primary purpose was to explore strategies to address the absence of available arable land in SE Alaska. Incorporated a floating island design by Floating Island International, the island provided a platform that supported a tent greenhouse, open container planters, and direct planting.
Greenstart
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NH
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2011
Advance integrated and adaptive soil health management.
IPM Institute of North America
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OH
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2011
To accelerate adoption of conservation practices on vulnerable acres lacking proven practices.
IRZ Consulting
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OR
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2011
Project will demonstrate soil moisture monitoring and data processing to producers using capacitance based sensors, satellite technology and advance software.
Kerr Center for Sustainable Agriculture
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OK
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2011
This project will focus on the follow: a demonstration area will be established to show the use of pollinator habitat for organic producers as well as traditional agricultural producers.
McLean County SWCD
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IL
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2011
The purpose of the project was to reduce sediment from entering Lake Evergreen.
Meach Cove Real Estate Trust
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VT
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2011
This project will installl, operate, and evaluate two different types of heating equipment known to be able to burn grass pellets. It will optimize their efficiency, emissions and ash handling systems, and identify opportunities to improve combustion performance. Vermont grown and produced grass pellets will be used. It will also identify the most suitable species of grass to use as fuel in grass energy heating systems. This project will help grass energy become a viable option for heating and an additional revenue source for agricultural producers.
Melinda Study
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MI
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2011
Innovative technology that makes use of enhanced passive solar heat management in combination with an existing conventional barn and a seasonal tunnel.
Merrimack County Conservation District
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NH
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2011
This project will create three farm energy demonstration projects to showcase different energy-saving practices on farms to transfer information, skills and technology to the agricultural community in NH.