National Institute of Food and Agriculture
NIFA, a US federal agency, funds research, education, and extension programs in agriculture, food, and related sciences.
Unlock Funds for Ag Innovation & Education!
1890 Land-Grant Institutions and Tuskegee University can get funding to boost their teaching, research, and extension programs in food and agriculture. This grant supports curriculum development, faculty growth, and innovative research addressing critical areas like food security and climate change.
Get Funding for Agri-Science Graduate Studies!
This grant supports students pursuing graduate degrees in critical food and agricultural science areas at eligible institutions, providing stipends and educational allowances. It aims to develop a skilled workforce for USDA mission sciences.
Get Funding for Your Innovative Business Idea!
Small businesses developing innovative technologies for agriculture can secure funding to continue research and development with a strong focus on commercialization. This program aims to transform scientific discoveries into economic benefits and strengthen your competitive edge.
Get Grants for Food Safety Training & Business Growth
Small to mid-sized farms, beginning farmers, and food businesses can secure funding to deliver customized food safety training and outreach. This grant helps improve food safety practices and support your business operations.
Get Funding for Farm Accessibility & Success!
This program helps farmers with disabilities succeed in agriculture by providing educational resources and assistive technology. If you or a family member faces challenges due to a disability in farming, this funding can offer crucial support for your operation.
Get Funding for Smart Crop Protection & Pest Management
U.S. farmers and agricultural businesses, this grant offers funds to develop and implement innovative, cost-effective, and environmentally sound Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies for better crop yields and community health.
Unlock Funds for Agricultural Education Growth
Institutions of Higher Education in U.S. Insular Areas can receive funding to enhance their food and agricultural sciences programs using distance education technology. This grant aims to boost formal postsecondary agricultural education through innovative teaching methods.
Unlock Funds for Your Agribusiness Facility!
This grant is for 1890 land-grant institutions to upgrade agricultural and food science facilities and equipment. It's designed to boost human capital development in the food and agricultural sectors.
Secure Funding for Youth & Family Community Programs
Non-profits and community organizations, this grant provides funding to enhance community-based programs for at-risk children, youth, and families. Expand your reach and impact by developing educational initiatives focused on essential life skills.
Grant: Fund Bioenergy & Sustainable Products
Are you involved in agriculture or food production? This grant supports projects developing sustainable bioenergy and biobased products to boost rural economies and reduce foreign oil dependence.
Get Funding to Grow Your Agricultural Business!
Non-Land Grant Colleges of Agriculture can receive funding to boost their teaching, research, and outreach programs. This grant aims to strengthen your capacity in agriculture, renewable resources, and related fields.
Get Grants for Tribal Economic & Sustainable Development
Federally recognized tribes can secure funding to establish vital extension education programs. This initiative supports critical needs like sustainable energy, food security, climate adaptation, and healthier communities.
Unlock Funds for Specialty Crop Innovation & Growth
If you're in the specialty crop industry, this grant offers funding for research and extension projects that tackle major challenges in food and agriculture. Boost your operation with innovative solutions for sustainable production, whether conventional or organic.
Fund Your Biotech Research: Get Grants for GE Organisms
This program offers grants to support research that informs federal agencies on the environmental impacts of genetically engineered organisms. If your work advances science-based regulatory decisions for new biotechnologies, you may be eligible for funding.
Grant for Food Education & Farm-to-School Programs
Schools and non-profits can get funding to boost agricultural science knowledge and improve child nutrition through garden and food education. This program connects farms with school systems to enhance school meals and community engagement.
Get Grants for Sustainable Farming & Ag Innovation
Are you a farmer or researcher focused on sustainable agriculture? This program offers funding to support innovative projects that improve soil health, conserve resources, and boost farm viability. Invest in the future of agriculture and grow your impact with this valuable grant opportunity.
Get Grants for Biotech Innovation & Risk Assessment
This program offers funding for businesses developing genetically engineered organisms, enabling you to generate crucial data for federal regulatory agencies and ensure science-based decisions. Grow your biotech venture with support for investigating environmental impacts on both managed and natural ecosystems.
Boost Your Institution: Grants for Food & Ag Education
Are you an educational institution in an Insular Area? This grant program strengthens your capacity to deliver high-quality teaching and curriculum in food and agricultural sciences, and fosters valuable partnerships.
USDA Grants for Food & Ag Workforce Development
This program empowers eligible institutions to train and support the next generation of diverse leaders in food, agriculture, and natural resources. Funding supports scholarships, internships, fellowships, and job matching to build the future USDA workforce.
Fund Your Food Project: Grants for Community Growth
This grant supports innovative projects aimed at improving food access, education, and sustainability within communities. Eligible applicants include non-profits and local government entities looking to start planning, training, or full-scale community food initiatives.