A lucky community organization in Alberta will receive a grant of $25,000 if its nomination from a grower captures a public vote.
Growers have until April 30 to submit a nomination for the ‘Growing Home with BASF’ contest put on by BASF Canada Agricultural Solutions.
“In a short write-up, tell us why they deserve $25,000 to help continue to make a positive impact in your community,” states the BASF contest website.
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A panel of judges will select five finalists (as well as five more in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan) and the final five will face a public vote beginning May 15.
