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2022 Pulse Research & Market Development Program

Opportunity Information

Title
2022 Pulse Research & Market Development Program
Description
The Montana Pulse Crop Committee invites proposals to fund market development projects and educational projects designed to address Montana's pulse industry. All funding awards will be determined by the Montana Pulse Crop Committee or the USADPLC Research Review Committee. Generally, to qualify for consideration, proposals must have practical, near-term application involving practices or organizational arrangements that will stimulate an expanded pulse industry.
Awarding Agency Name
Agriculture
Agency Contact Name
Dani Jones
Agency Contact Phone
406-444-2402
Agency Contact Email
danielle.jones@mt.gov
Fund Activity Categories
Agriculture
Category Explanation
Departments
Subjects
Opportunity Manager
Dani Jones
Additional Users
Posted Date
11/29/2021
Archive Date
Announcement Type
Initial Announcement
Funding Opportunity Number
Assistance Listings Number
Is Published
Yes

Funding Information

Opportunity Funding
$1,491,800.00
Funding Sources
State
Funding Source Description
Funding Restrictions

Award Information

Award Ceiling
Award Floor
Award Start Date
Award End Date
6/30/2023
Award Announcement Date
6/15/2022
Award Type
Competitive
Capital Grant
No
Expected Number of Awards
Indirect Costs Allowed
No
Matching Requirement
No

Submission Information

Submission Timeline Type
One Time
Submission Open Date
11/29/2021 7:00 AM (MST)
Submission Close Date
3/1/2022 5:00 PM (MST)
Submission Timeline Additional Information
Proposals submitted under the Montana Pulse Crop Marketing must be received on or before March 1, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. by the Montana Pulse Crop Committee.
Allow Multiple Applications
Yes
Application Review Start Date / Pre-Qualification Deadline
Other Submission Requirements
Proposals must be submitted through AmpliFund.

Question Submission Information

Question Submission Open Date
Question Submission Close Date
Question Submission Email Address
Question Submission Additional Information
Attachments

Technical Assistance Session

Technical Assistance Session
No

Eligibility Information

Eligibility Type
Public
Eligible Applicants
Additional Eligibility Information
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS • Applicant Eligibility Proposals for funding will be accepted from: •Public and Private Agencies and Organizations •Business and Industry •Educational Institutions •State & Local Governments •Individuals If two or more individuals or organizations propose to conduct a project jointly, they should submit one application as co-applicants. Applicants must demonstrate a proven ability to carry out all elements of the proposed project. In addition, applicants proposing to rely upon the expertise of another individual or organization to undertake any part of the project must clearly define the responsibilities of that party as well as provide evidence of their willingness and demonstrated ability to undertake that area of responsibility.

Additional Information

Additional Information URL
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Award Administration Information

State Award Notices
Administrative and National Policy Requirements
Reporting
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS The Montana Pulse Crop Committee and the Montana Department of Agriculture staff will be responsible for monitoring each funded project. Specific terms and conditions of each funded project will be contained in the formal grant agreement. The Committee reserves the right to determine the extent of reporting requirements, subject to modification during the project. Interim reporting requirements will be based on the cost, duration and nature of the project The grant recipient may be required to make an oral report to the Committee at the conclusion of the project. The oral report will be made at a regularly scheduled Committee meeting. A comprehensive final report will be required upon completion of the project. The final report should include: •a comparison of actual findings and accomplishments of the project with goals and objectives described in the proposal; •reasons for deviation from established goals of the proposal; •a clear description of the commercial application and economic benefits, which accrued during the course of the project; •a description of its immediate impact; and •an estimate of its long-term commercial and economic benefits. In addition to the final project report, the Committee reserves the right to conduct a follow-up survey of funded projects in order to determine long-term impact. OWNERSHIP AND PUBLICATION OF MATERIALS All information and materials generated by the proposed activity become the sole property of the State of Montana. The grant recipient will retain the right to utilize, reprint and distribute all said information and materials.
State Awarding Agency Contacts
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