Oklahoma HB1910 establishes a cost-share program to support sustainable urban agriculture in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma HB1910 creates the Oklahoma Urban Agriculture Cost-Share Program to support sustainable urban agricultural practices. The program, administered by the Oklahoma Conservation Commission, provides cost-share funds to eligible applicants for projects like community gardens, beekeeping, and soil restoration. The Commission sets program guidelines, prioritizes projects based on impact and sustainability, and establishes a revolving fund for program implementation.
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