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TN Department of Agriculture – Division of Forestry

Cost Share for Forest Industry (TAEP BMP and SPBI First Commercial Thinning)

Open

Deadline
Rolling: apply any time
Award size
Up to $20K
Match ?
Required: you cover 50% of the total project · Work out your budget and match
How you get paid ?
By reimbursement: you spend your own money first and get paid back later, often months later. Make sure you can cover the costs until then.
Who can apply
Small business
Where
Anywhere in Tennessee
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Your share in dollars

For a $20,000 grant you'd put in about $20,000 of your own money or donated help, for a total project of about $40,000.

Based on the funder's stated 50% applicant share. Some programs lower it for distressed counties or accept donated help.

Before you apply: Tennessee state agencies usually require you to be registered as a supplier in the state's Edison system before they can pay a grant. Ask the program contact, and register early. Get-ready checklist

How this fits you

  • Not listed for: Nonprofit with 501(c)(3)
  • Available in Rutherford County
  • Needs a match (see how much in the notice)

About this grant

Loggers, sawmills and other Tennessee wood-using businesses can get back 50% of the cost of stream-crossing bridges, mats and erosion control. A separate cost share pays for first thinning of small pine stands. Each program pays up to $20,000 per year; talk to your Area Forester 2 months before starting.

Official notice: https://www.tn.gov/agriculture/forests/businesses/cost-share-for-forest-industry.html · Printed from grantme.click/grants/5fa9b286-2525-4e45-9096-cb4586e25f36

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Writing the need statement? Rutherford County facts with citations.

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