renewable energy

USDA Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Grants Program

Submitted by Casey W. Hoy on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 10:11am

We'd encourage you to nework through localfoodsystems.org to develop proposals for this important opportunity in the agricultural biosciences.

Sent on behalf of USDA Ohio Rural Development State Director J. Anthony Logan
Contact: Heather Hartley, Public Affairs Office 614-255-2394

 

USDA Invites Applications for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Projects

 

WEDC Agricultral Tour for Business and Industry

Submitted by Brian Gwin on Fri, 09/23/2011 - 7:52am

Ag Success Team Members,

 

On October 5th, WEDC will be hosting its Agricultural Tour for Business and Industry. This year's route, while within a compact geography, is filled with cutting edge R&D, entrepreneurial activities and value added agricultural processing. Please encourage key clients, organizational leaders and business partners to attend with you.

Brian, John and Tom.

 

WEDC Ag Tour

October 5, 2011

Starts at  7:30 am meet in the OARDC Fisher Parking Lot

What to Expect from Ag-Bio Cluster Stakeholder Sessions

Submitted by Steve Bosserman on Mon, 01/18/2010 - 2:12pm
During the January 11th Ag-Bio Cluster Leadership Council (LC) meeting, members posed a series of key questions as topics for subsequent postings and online discussions in preparation for their next meeting on February 8th.  The first question concerned local / county stakeholder meetings currently underway within the 16-county Northeast Ohio region, namely, what does the LC want from the stakeholder sessions and what can attendees expect from their participation?

 

Land Use for Food or Energy or Both and More?

Submitted by Steve Bosserman on Mon, 07/20/2009 - 8:51pm

During a recent discussion about the formation of an Ag-Bio Cluster Leadership Council, a question was raised about the kinds of projects to be considered for inclusion in the portfolio: Are they food-related only?  Can they include advanced energy, especially if related to agriculture?  What about those that expand local, distributed manufacturing?  Is more weight to be given to those projects that encourage land use for multiple purposes?

FFEF funded project on agricultural and bioscience business development in NE Ohio

Submitted by Casey W. Hoy on Wed, 07/08/2009 - 2:09pm

You may have already seen this, but in case you haven't, the entrepreneurs in agriculture group should certainly be aware of a new project in NE Ohio.  The project is described in a post to the Advance Northeast Ohio Partners group.  If you are in NE Ohio and haven't done so already, please consider joining the Advance Northeast Ohio Partners group.  And if you know of individuals in NE Ohio who would be key leaders that could serve on a leadership council for this regional effort, please

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