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USDA Announces 2nd Round of Animal ID Funds

Additional $1.5 million available for cooperative agreements with states.

Compiled by staff 
Published: Oct 29, 2004

Several states were left out of the first round of announcements allocating money for states to begin implementing a national animal identification system (NAIS). However, on Friday another $1.5 million was doled out to states to implement premise identifications.

States that applied for funding in July and were not selected at that time are now eligible for a portion of the $1.5 million if certain requirements are met.

Earlier this year, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) received a transfer of $18.8 million from USDA's Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) to begin implementing the NAIS. Of this amount, APHIS originally set aside $11.64 million for cooperative agreements with state and tribal governments. USDA has now set aside $1.5 million more to fund additional cooperative agreements. The remainder of the funds is being used in support of other aspects of the national system, including building database architecture and carrying out outreach activities.

In August, APHIS selected 29 projects from more than 40 applications for cooperative agreement funding. The focus of these cooperative agreements is chiefly on premises identification and registration. Some states and tribes will be evaluating animal identification technologies to determine how the collection of records can be automated.

Each of the states that had applied this past summer but were not selected have been notified that they are now eligible for a minimum of $100,000 to carry out premises registration activities. Depending on the number of livestock operations in the state, that amount could be increased by up to $30,000. The revised applications are due by Dec. 1 and must address any feedback received during the evaluation of their first-round application.

State

Amount Available

Alabama Department of Agriculture

$115,000

Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission

$115,000

Delaware and Maryland Departments of Agriculture

$105,000

Georgia Department of Agriculture

$120,000

Iowa Department of Agriculture

$130,000

Michigan Department of Agriculture

$120,000

Nevada State Department of Agriculture

$100,000

North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

$120,000

New York Animal Premises and Animal Identification Project

$115,000

Tennessee Department of Agriculture

$130,000

Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

$115,000

Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Trade and Commission Protection

$100,000

Washington State Department of Agriculture

$115,000

GRAND TOTAL

$1,500,000

 

 



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