USDA Grants & Programs
Are you a Native American farmer or rancher seeking USDA grants? Explore our curated of programs to find opportunities that best suit your needs. Greenstein & Company can provide you with grant writers to make your applications simple.
Farmers Market Promotion Program
The Farmers Market Promotion Program supports farmers markets and promotes direct-to-consumer marketing strategies to enhance local food economies.
Grants for market promotion, research, education, and infrastructure.
Eligible applicants include producers, farmer associations, nonprofits, and local governments.
Supports farmers markets, CSAs, and direct marketing channels.
Funding amounts range from $50,000 and $100,000.
Requires matching fund of 25% of the total Federal portion of the grant.
Double Up Food Bucks
Double Up Food Bucks doubles your SNAP EBT dollars, giving you twice the amount of fruits and vegetables.
Offers extra fruits and vegetables to SNAP participants.
Currently there is no limit on how much money SNAP customers can spend from their SNAP-EBT Card each day.
Find participating locations on the Double Up Food Bucks website, linked below.
Now available in more than 25 states.
EQIP: Environmental Quality Incentives Program
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) collaborates individually with producers to craft conservation plans that detail practices and activities aimed at addressing on-farm resource challenges.
Promotes agricultural production while improving environmental quality through conservation practices.
Over $1B in annual funding.
Cost share up to 90% for underserved communities.
Enhances soil, water, plant, animal, and air resources, fostering sustainability and resilience.
Reduced contamination from agricultural sources, such as animal feeding operations.
Value Added Producer Grants
The Value-Added Producer Grant (VAPG) helps farmers add value to their products, expand marketing opportunities, and boost income.
Enhance the financial viability of farms and ranches.
Support business development and market expansion for value-added products.
Beneficiaries get up to 250k grant over 3 years.
Socially-Disadvantaged Groups Grant
The main goal of the Socially Disadvantaged Groups Grant is to offer technical assistance to socially-disadvantaged groups via cooperatives and Cooperative Development Centers.
Enhance economic opportunities for socially disadvantaged producers.
Total funding of $3M.
Maximum grant of $175,000.
Provide education and training to improve business skills.
Contact us for assistance with grant writing.
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