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Round 19 Farmland Protection Implementation Grant Program Agricultural Conservation Easement Projects

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The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets is offering financial assistance through the Round 19 Farmland Protection Implementation Grant Program to support local efforts aimed at protecting viable agricultural land. This program provides funding to acquire perpetual agricultural conservation easements on farmland at risk of conversion to non-farm uses. The objective is to maintain the economic viability of the State's agriculture industry and preserve environmental and landscape values associated with farming. The available funding totals $47.25 million, allocated among ten regions across the state, with awards granted on a first-come, first-eligible basis until funds are expended. Individual awards are capped at $2 million, and specific limitations apply to state contributions toward preemptive purchase rights and easement stewardship costs. Applications will be accepted statewide until the funds run out or until the deadline of July 8, 2026, with the contract term lasting four years. The grant supports projects consistent with county or municipal agricultural and farmland protection plans, enabling landowners to reinvest proceeds from easement sales to diversify or transfer farm operations. The Department emphasizes that protected lands will remain dedicated to agricultural use permanently. There are no subcontracting goals related to minority, women, or service-disabled veteran-owned businesses. Interested applicants can access application materials and instructions via the Department’s website and must submit proposals through the Grants Gateway. The primary contact for this opportunity is the Farmland Protection Manager at the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.

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New York offers $47.25M grants for perpetual farmland conservation easements, expiring July 2026.

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All NYS counties, NY, USA

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Agriculture & Markets
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Farmland Protection Manager10B Airline Drive

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This grant opportunity is currently available and shall remain open to receive applications until all funds allocated for awards arising from this RFA are exhausted. Awards shall be made in the order that complete eligible applications are deemed acceptable for an award. Description: The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets (the “Department”) invites proposals for financial assistance to implement certain farmland protection implementation activities described in or otherwise consistent with agricultural and farmland protection plans that have been adopted by counties or municipalities. The purpose of this funding opportunity is to provide State financial assistance to enable local initiatives that are intended to maintain the economic viability of the State’s agricultural industry and its supporting land base and to protect the environmental and landscape preservation values associated with agriculture. This grant opportunity will enable the acquisition of perpetual agricultural conservation easements on viable agricultural land that are at risk of conversion to non-farm uses. Proceeds from the sale of an agricultural conservation easement (known as Purchase of Agricultural Conservation Easement, or PACE) on viable agricultural land will offer these landowners an opportunity to either reinvest those monies to enable greater diversification of the farm operation or the transfer of ownership to a new owner of the same or different type of farm operation. Moreover, the viable agricultural land permanently protected as the result of each awarded Agricultural Conservation Easement Project will remain in continuing agricultural use. The Department has made available $47.25 million for awards (including up to $2.25 million for potential subsequent contingency awards as authorized (see “Contingency Awards” of Section VI of this RFA) under this RFA through an open application and awards process with $4.5 million available within each of ten (10) regions across the state. After March 31, 2024, the Commissioner may award available funds to eligible projects without regard to regional boundaries provided that all projects awarded thereafter are made in the order of the date on which the Department determined that each such project was eligible for an award. The following general limitations apply to all applications: No award shall exceed $2.0 million. State contribution toward a Preemptive Purchase Right shall be no more than forty percent (40%) of the appraised value of development rights, or $250,000, whichever is less, except that this limitation is waived for any Food Security category project whose acreage is no more than five (5) acres above the minimum size of projects as noted in Appendix A-6 of the Request For Applications, provided the amount shall be subject to the maximum award amounts noted immediately above State contribution toward easement stewardship shall not exceed $10,000 per easement unless this amount is based on annual costs as determined in a policy adopted by the applicant’s governing body, and, if so and if deemed reasonable by the Department, then this amount shall not exceed 50.0% of total transaction costs for each easement comprising the proposed project. The amount shall be subject to the maximum award amounts noted immediately above. The RFA, Grants Gateway Proposal Submission Instructions, and associated documents are available for printing from the Department’s website at www.agriculture.ny.gov under “Funding Opportunities.” Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside: No Minority Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 0% Women Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 0% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Contracting Goal: 0% Disadvantaged Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 0% Due date:07/08/2026 3:00 PM Applications will be accepted until funds run out Contract term: 4 years County(ies): All NYS counties Business entities awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: AGM01-C00803GG-3000000 Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust $754,493 AGM01-C00800GG-3000000 Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust $534,802 AGM01-C00804GG-3000000 Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust $554,499 AGM01-C00836GG-3000000 Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust $770,928 AGM01-C00835GG-3000000 Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust $959,499 AGM01-C00773GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $1,707,820 AGM01-C00779GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $1,101,200 AGM01-C00784GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $320,920 AGM01-C00778GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $1,781,055 AGM01-C00839GG-3000000 Genesee Land Trust $1,323,552 AGM01-C00842GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $149,670 AGM01-C00848GG-3000000 Genesee Land Trust $1,620,113 AGM01-C00847GG-3000000 Genesee Land Trust $340,923 AGM01-C00843GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $2,000,000 AGM01-C00852GG-3000000 Genesee Land Trust $947,426 AGM01-C00844GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $771,794 AGM01-C00845GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $2,000,000 AGM01-C00841GG-3000000 Western New York Land Conservancy $403,667 AGM01-C00846GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $1,677,595 AGM01-C00849GG-3000000 Genesee Valley Conservancy $1,120,401 AGM01-C00805GG-3000000 New York Agricultural Land Trust $764,838 Primary contact: Agriculture & Markets, NYS Dept. of Contracts & Purchasing David Behm Farmland Protection Manager 10B Airline DriveAlbany, NY 12235United States Ph: +1 (555) 000-0000 contact@example.gov Submit to contact: Agriculture & Markets, NYS Dept. of Contracts & Purchasing Grants Gateway Website http://www.grantsreform.ny.gov/Grantees 10B Airline DriveAlbany, NY 12235United States Ph: +1 (555) 000-0000 Downloading or printing a bid solicitation does not constitute registration to bid with the soliciting agency for this procurement. Failure to register, if required, releases the soliciting agency from any and all responsibility for advising the Registered User of any changes to the bid solicitation, or to the existence of supplemental information which may become available." Supporting document(s) shown below: Click on the document title or the view icon to open/save Document title Description Download/view AEM or Equivalent Landowner Participation Verification Form Verification Form View Ag Cons Ease Project Grants Gateway Application Instructions Application Instructions View FPIG Round 19 - Project Closing Statement Project Closing Statement View NYS Agriculture and Markets Application for State Assistance Payments for RFA Round 19 FPIG Program Potential Conflicts of Interest View RFA0294 - FPIG Round 19 Financial Worksheet Financial Worksheet View RFA0294 - New York State Dept. of Agriculture and Markets Request for Applications for State Assistance Payment for Round 19 Farmland Protection Implementation Grants Program Agricultural Conservation Easement Projects 2023 RFA0294 - FPIG Round 19 View RFA0294 - Status of Conservation Plan Certification Form Certification Form View There are no updates for this ad. 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