County Model Programs

Timber Production, Utilization, & Marketing Program

Amendments :: Guidelines :: Reporting :: Resources :: Sample Application / Criteria

On December 17, 2004, the Kentucky Agricultural Development Board approved the model cost-share program for the establishment of county timber programs, utilizing County Agricultural Development Funds. The program provides for up to $5,000 in cost-share assistance, matched by the applicant on a 50/50 basis. This program requires the submission of the Model Program Application by an eligible Program Administrator, as well the County Council Prioritization Sheet (22 KB, .pdf) submitted with all applications for County Agricultural Development Funds.

View a list of counties that have committed funds to the Timber Production, Utilization, & Marketing Program for FY 2007.

Amendments:

Visit the following link for a summary of all changes made for 2007 (pdf, 48 KB).

Program Guidelines:

Program guidelines are available in two formats. Please select one to download or print the program from your personal computer.

Microsoft Word file (.doc) (113 KB)

Adobe Portable Document File (.pdf) (86 KB)
PDF files require FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader; download Acrobat Reader

Reporting Forms:

The reporting forms for the Timber Production, Utilization, & Marketing Program are available in Excel format at the link below. After opening the appropriate form link, click "File" on your browser's task bar and select "Save As" to save the file on your computer.

For a different format or to request a diskette, contact us at govkyagpolicy@ky.gov or (502) 564-4627.

Timber Production, Utilization & Marketing reporting forms

Resources:

• Kentucky Division of Forestry
• Kentucky Silviculture and Timber Harvesting
• Kentucky Woodland Owners Association
• UK Department of Forestry
• USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station

Sample Evaluation Sheet:

Since the Timber Production, Utilization, & Marketing Program is not a first-come-first-served program, a sample criteria/evaluation sheet for administrative use is available as an Adobe Portable Document File (.pdf) or a Microsoft Word (.DOC) file. Both documents are set up so that administrators can save the file and edit it on their own computers.

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