Major Lawn and Garden Care, via HALO Science

Carbon sequestration in lawns and gardens

• Award: up to $50,000
• Deadline: If interested, notify [email protected] by November 5. Full proposals, administered by sponsored programs, are due November 28.

Full RFP

Overview

A major lawn and garden company seeks innovative technologies that enhance carbon sequestration in turfgrass and garden environments. Focus areas include microbial soil enhancers, biochar, natural amendments, turfgrass genetics, and novel soil treatments that improve root depth and carbon capture. Deliverables must include field validation or credible data, a clear path to commercial scalability, and alignment with sustainability goals.

Important Information

Proposals that are more than five years from market entry or lack relevant environmental testing are considered out of scope and would not be eligible. Selected proposals may be considered for sponsored research and long-term collaboration through licensing, co-development, or other partnership models.

This opportunity is presented by Halo Science.

Process

If you are interested, the OFCR will share additional details with you at your request. A proposal would be administered by the Office of Sponsored Programs. Anyone interested should email the OCFR by November 5.