farmer grants

farmer_on_tractorFarmer Grants let commercial producers explore new ideas in production or marketing. Reviewers look for innovation, potential for improved sustainability and results that will be useful to other farmers. Projects should be technically sound and explore ways to boost profits, improve farm stewardship, or have a positive impact on the environment or the farm community.

To qualify, you must be a farm business owner or manager in the Northeast SARE region. It is not necessary that you farm full time, but the primary activity of your farm must be to produce and sell agricultural products. There is a limit of one application per farm per year.

Grant funds can be used to pay for your time and time that your employees work directly on the project, materials specific to the project, project-related services like testing and consulting, project-related travel, outreach expenses, equipment rental, and other direct costs.

Check out Partnership Grants for money to fund your sustainable farm- business project

The deadline to apply is December 1st 

 

low_hanging_fruitAre you a farmer with a new idea you would like to test using a field trial, on-farm demonstration, or other technique? Are you an educator looking to conduct research with farmers as active cooperators? Are you a community member aiming to connect sustainable farming with community revitalization?

SARE grant funding is available to help you test your ideas.  Farmer Grants, Partnership Grants, and Sustainable Community Grants from Northeast SARE (Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education) can help you meet your goals  Grants as large as $15,000 are available.

Check out Farmer Grants, Partnership Grants, and Sustainable Community Grants


 
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