North Dakota's Agricultural Products Utilization Commission is funding four projects this quarter, the state Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday.
The group better known as APUC funds developers of North Dakota farm-related products. The money is typically used for research, marketing, farm diversification, agriculture tourism and technology.
The commission at its recent quarterly meeting in Williston voted to award four grants totaling about $254,000.
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North Dakota State University is getting two grants. Oakes-based Dyna-Flo Pump Co. and Beach-based Golden Valley Ingredients also are getting money.
APUC will hold its next grant application hearing Feb. 19-20 in Bismarck. Applications for the February meeting must be received by Jan. 1. For more information, go to https://www.nd.gov/ndda/apuc.
