Utah Department of Agriculture & Food

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) is administering the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure (RFSI) Grant Program, funded by the USDA. This program aims to build resilience in the middle-of-the-supply-chain and strengthen local and regional food systems by providing grants for infrastructure projects and equipment-only projects. Applications are due by March 31, 2024.

This document is a grant application for the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food Salinity Offset Program. It requests information on the applicant, project details, budget, and methods for determining salt reduction. It also requires documentation for the project's impact and financial aspects.

Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) is requesting proposals for salinity reduction projects in the Price and San Rafael Watersheds. Projects must be located in these watersheds, demonstrate new salinity reduction effective for at least 15 years, and show amortized cost per ton of salt controlled. A minimum 10% match is required.

Request for applications for the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program, 2nd Round. Funding available for equipment-only grants to support middle-of-the-supply-chain activities. Individual project awards capped at $100,000, minimum award $10,000.

A competitive grant program for proactive, on-the-ground efforts to prevent, control, and reduce the spread of invasive plant species, specifically targeting those threatening Utah agriculture and open space.

This report details the 2008 State of Utah Ground-Water Program, funded by the legislature to assist private well owners and other agencies in understanding water quality. It covers testing of private wells for contaminants and provides detailed chemical and bacterial analyses for various sampled areas across Utah.

This report covers testing of private wells in the state by UDAF's State Ground-Water Program for 2007. The program is funded by the legislature to assist private well owners and other agencies, organizations, and concerned citizens to have a better understanding of water quality.

This report details the 2006 State of Utah Ground-Water Program, funded by the legislature to assist private well owners and other agencies in understanding water quality. It covers testing of private wells and includes data on inorganic, bacteria, and pesticide analyses. The report also provides detailed tables of water quality for specific sampled areas, including primary and secondary drinking water standards, irrigation standards, and livestock standards.

This report covers testing of private wells in the state by UDAF's State Ground-Water Program for 2004. It details sampling procedures, areas sampled, and summaries of water quality for various parameters including temperature, pH, hardness, sodium absorption ratio, bacteria, pesticides, and specific elements that exceed irrigation, livestock, or drinking water standards. The report is organized by UACD zones and districts.

This report covers activities of UDAF's State Ground-Water Program for 2002, detailing sampling procedures, areas sampled, and water quality summaries. It includes data on various districts within Utah, analyzing parameters such as salinity, pH, hardness, and the presence of specific elements and bacteria.