Supports innovative research, teaching, and outreach projects focused on organics and sustainability in farm and food systems, gardens, and green spaces. Priorities include diversity, equity, climate-smart practices, and novel approaches. Funding up to $12,500 covers wages, materials, travel, and direct costs. Proposals from Cornell faculty, associates, Cooperative Extension educators, and graduate students/postdocs with faculty advisors are invited.
Eligible applicants include Cornell University faculty and associates, county and regional Cornell Cooperative Extension educators, and graduate students or postdocs with a faculty advisor commitment. Proposals must be submitted by these groups.