South Carolina growers can be reimbursed up to $500 for on-farm improvements needed to obtain GAP food safety certification.
Reimburses South Carolina growers up to $500 for on-farm improvement costs related to obtaining Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) certification. It is separate from the GAP audit cost share. Payment is expected 4-6 weeks after a complete application.
South Carolina growers making on-farm improvements to obtain GAP certification
Must have a South Carolina state vendor registration number
Must provide paid receipts and agree to provide follow-up information
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