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USDA Awards $26.5M Grant to West Virginia State University for Agriculture Complex

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The United States Department of Agriculture provided a $26.5 million grant to West Virginia State University. This funding is designated for the construction of the university's Agriculture Complex. The complex will serve as the future home for laboratory space for the Purdy School of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, and the West Virginia Department of Agriculture.

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The grant represents the largest competitive award in West Virginia State University's history. The project increases the total investment in the facility to $76.5 million, following $50 million previously invested by the state. The new complex is scheduled for occupancy in the fall of 2029.

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  • West Virginia State University could see increased capital investment in its agricultural research and educational facilities.

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