Washington-licensed applicants with projects at or next to an existing dairy can apply for a share of $10.5 million to build, repair or upgrade manure methane capture systems; due Dec. 1, 2026.
Grants to build, repair or upgrade systems that capture methane from dairy manure and other organic waste at or adjacent to existing Washington dairies. $10,544,325 is available in total, including $2 million set aside for cover-and-flare manure management projects and $3 million for projects funded through USDA's Regional Conservation Partnership Program; no per-award amount is published. The application period runs Oct. 12 to Dec. 1, 2026, with awards expected in January 2027.
Applicants must be licensed to do business in Washington (or commit to becoming licensed within 30 days of selection; federally recognized tribes exempt)
Project must be located in the state of Washington at or adjacent to an existing dairy
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