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Dylan Klepetar doesnât expect to change the world, but the $1,500 micro-grant he received could make a world of difference.
His Echo Farm, overlooking the western shore of Lake Champlain, will use the money to buy equipment to deliver biodiesel to local farms.
Heâs one of 21 recipients who obtained funding, totaling over $29,000, which the Adirondack Council awarded to help farmers and small businesses reduce their environmental impact and build a climate-friendly local economy in upstate New Yorkâs 6 million-acre Adirondack Park.
âIn general, farmers are very ingenious with the solutions they come up with,â Klepetar said. âTheyâre problem solvers by nature. A $1,500 grant in the hands of a farmer can go a long way.â
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A Bloomsbury farmer is applying to allow caravanners to stay-over on his land to enjoy a nature-based experience among hundreds of fruit and nut trees.
Nicholas Cronan, whose property is about an hour’s drive north of Mackay and 50 minutes south of Airlie Beach, lodged plans to Mackay Regional Council to create a space for five recreational vehicles up to 5.5m long.
“We feel that there is a growing need for small facilities offering a quiet secluded break away from the large crowded caravan parks,” Mr Cronan stated in his application.
“We intend to offer our guests a unique experience on a tropical fruit farm with over 200 different varieties of fruit and nuts trees.
Harper Lane, pictured ahead, has been closed again where it meets Watling Street Businesses along a road which has been shut at one end for more than half a year say they feel disregarded and ignored . Business owners in Harper Lane, near Radlett, have not only been struggling with the impact of the pandemic, but also the long-term closure of access into their street. Harper Lane fully reopened last week after work to revamp the junction of Harper Lane and Watling Street was finally completed. But the reopening was short-lived after Hertfordshire County Council officers said the brand new junction raised significant safety concerns .