Tennessee Department of Agriculture announces Popular Program Boosts Tennessee Agribusinesses

Nashville, TN – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and Agriculture Commissioner Charlie Hatcher, D.V.M. are announcing 15 businesses will benefit from the latest round of Agricultural Enterprise Fund (AEF) awards.Agricultural machine,gearbox,agricultural gearbox,agricultural reducer，Lithium battery

“This incentive program doesn’t just benefit the agricultural and forestry businesses that take part,” Commissioner Hatcher said. “We are proud to see that the AEF has made an economic impact of more than $100 million for our state since we first began awarding these grants five year ago.”Agricultural machine,gearbox,agricultural gearbox,agricultural reducer，Lithium battery

 

AEF is a program that incentivizes new or expanding agricultural, food, and forestry businesses in Tennessee and supports Governor Lee’s priorities of job creation and economic growth in rural areas. Awards are made to those who demonstrate a potential for measurable impact on local farm income, access to markets, increased capacity, or agricultural innovation.Agricultural machine,gearbox,agricultural gearbox,agricultural reducer，Lithium battery
 
One recipient will use the funds to purchase equipment for a new community kitchen and business development center in Wilson County.Agricultural machine,gearbox,agricultural gearbox,agricultural reducer，Lithium battery
 
“The Lebanon Restaurant Residency Kitchen and Bar incubator will create a new source of commerce for farmers,” Kim Parks, Executive Director of Historic Lebanon Tomorrow said. “It will house restaurateurs in training who need local products, as well as a communal kitchen for micro-producers such as bread makers and pastry chefs, and a space to sell the goods to the public.”Agricultural machine,gearbox,agricultural gearbox,agricultural reducer，Lithium battery