Forest Resource Development Program Application

Application submission does not ensure automatic enrollment in the Forest Resource Development Program. Once your application is received, you will be contacted by an MFC forester to determine if your land qualifies for the program.

Forest Resource Development Program Application

Submit the information below to be contacted by an MFC forester to see if you qualify for the FRDP.

Name*
First Last
SSN / Tax ID #*
Agency / Business Name / LLC / LP / Trust / Etc.*
Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code
County*
Email*
Phone*
Requested Services*
Briefly explain why you wish to enroll in the Forest Resource Development Program.
Consent*
I agree with the terms and conditions of the FRdp, and understand that submital of this application does not guarnatee acceptance into the program.
Terms and Conditions: I will utilize the cost-share assistance for timber growing and improvement for a minimum of 10 years, or reimburse the state in full if the authorized practice(s) are destroyed (excluding acts of nature or wildfire) before this mandatory period expires. The participant is liable for compliance unless the requirements of the program are legally transferred to a new owner of the property. No federal funds or any other cost-share assistance will be used on the same acreage described above. I will comply with all Federal and State labor laws. I agree that I will bear all costs prior to reimbursement. I certify that I am the legal owner of the property upon which the services are requested. I understand that if approved, I will be paid at the current cost-share rate, or 75% of the actual cost, whichever is less.

Download the FRDP Application (PDF)

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