Participating in Eco-Harvest: A Producer Guide
To learn more about how to participate in an Eco-Harvest project, review the Eco-Harvest Producer Guide.
This guide shows how to determine your eligibility for a project, learn about enrollment, review practice changes, understand Eco-Harvest contracts and payments, and see sample project timelines.
- Review and Download the Agricultural Producers Guide to Joining the Eco-Harvest Program (updated April 2024)
ESMC is currently conducting Eco-Harvest projects for both market projects and pilot projects. Eco-Harvest market projects are those that are market ready and where all components have been market tested and are launched at scale across market project regions. Eco-Harvest pilot projects are those that are focusing on research and innovation questions. Eco-Harvest pilot projects typically run for one to two years and are intended to roll over into scaled Eco-Harvest market projects once the identified research questions have been answered and market readiness criteria are achieved.
Producers can enroll through projects in their area. To find out more and determine if your operation qualifies for enrollment, fill out the Eco-Harvest Producer form and we’ll be in touch.