Land Restoration Proposal
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Sustainable Agriculture Project Proposal Template SUS/300 Version 5 |
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Sustainable Agriculture Project Proposal Template
<Complete this project proposal by filling in each of the sections below. Delete the instructions for each section as you complete it.>
Executive Summary
<Use this section to give an overall summary of your project to a city manager. Complete the summary after you fill in the other sections. Summarize the objectives and give an overview of the benefits and steps involved. Explain the importance of this project both locally and globally and the economic and environmental benefits of a sustainable food supply.>
Background
<Provide a background of the project. Include any research on the project and action that has already occurred. Describe the specific piece of land chosen, the major threats to its sustainability, and the characteristics that qualify your land to provide a long-term sustainable food supply.>
Objectives/Goals/Outcomes
<List the specific and measurable objectives and anticipated outcomes of this project. Include the potential economic and environmental benefits this land will provide the area.>
(Hydroponics)
*I was thinking maybe 30% to go towards a hydroponics warehouse and livestock, 40% to be used as a solar farm to power the warehouse, and the remaining 30% could be used for livestock grazing and/or future expansion. I had a hard time understanding what 100 acres looks like. Additionally, I would like for us to explore the idea of a polyculture style organic farm that also employs agroforestry. I think that by growing rotating crops, we could provide the greatest service to the community, and by integrating the agroforestry element, we can protect against future soil erosion as well as reintroduce biodiversity. Check out this link:
Work and Timeframes
<Give an overview of the work needed to complete this project and the proposed timeline for this work.>
Implementation Strategies
<Provide a step-by-step plan you will use to accomplish your project. Include the rationale for each step and explain how you will monitor your progress.>
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