The Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) helps agricultural producers and rural small businesses complete energy projects. Offering both grants and loan guarantees, REAP helps eligible applicants conduct energy audits and feasibility studies, install renewable energy systems and make energy efficiency improvements.
The first deadline, for energy audits and for renewable energy development assistance, is Tuesday, February 21.
For more details, see the REAP NOFA in the January 20, 2012 Federal Register.
MarketMaker is a national partnership of land grant institutions and State Departments of Agriculture.
Many business ventures budget expected revenues and expenses. In this section describe your budget projections and the budget procedures you used. Describe the assumptions used in computing these estimates. Identify expected price per unit along with direct production expenses and profit margin. More information is available on Budgeting.
Use the points below to help you prepare this section.
More information is available on Cash-Flow Budgeting.
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