USDA announces 3 tribal grants to boost business
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- Parent Category: News
- Category: Political Issues & Native Programs
- Published: 27 June 2012
Winnebago, Nebraska (AP) June 2012
The Agriculture Department is giving $154,730 to three American Indian groups in Nebraska to help improve business and provide job opportunities.
USDA rural development officials announced the grants as part of a package of $3.2 million in grants nationwide.
The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska's First Ponca Financial will receive $60,189 to provide education and support to Native American entrepreneurs.
The Winnebago Tribe will receive $54,541 to provide technical help to businesses through its Winnebago business development program.
The Little Priest Tribal College received a $40,000 grant to train tribe members on growing and marketing crops.
The Agriculture Department is giving $154,730 to three American Indian groups in Nebraska to help improve business and provide job opportunities.
USDA rural development officials announced the grants as part of a package of $3.2 million in grants nationwide.
The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska's First Ponca Financial will receive $60,189 to provide education and support to Native American entrepreneurs.
The Winnebago Tribe will receive $54,541 to provide technical help to businesses through its Winnebago business development program.
The Little Priest Tribal College received a $40,000 grant to train tribe members on growing and marketing crops.