Agriculture Grants
22 open opportunities. Open federal grants for agriculture and farming programs, each explained in plain English with eligibility, deadline, and award amount.
Wolf-Livestock Compensation Grant Program
UnofficialNo deadline listedDepartment of Fish and Wildlife · Amount varies
Open to a broad range of applicants in California, including businesses, individuals, nonprofits, other legal entities, public agencies, and tribal governments, but specifically for livestock producers seeking compensation for confirmed or probable wolf depredation losses. No set award amount or deadline is listed; compensation is determined case-by-case following a CDFW investigation of each incident. Not a general grant program — it only applies to documented wolf-livestock conflict losses in California.
NonprofitsSmall businessIndividualsGovernment / tribal+1 moreRenewable Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency Improvements Program
No deadline listedRural Business-Cooperative Service · $1.5K–$500K
USDA's Rural Business-Cooperative Service Renewable Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency Improvements Program (REAP) funds agricultural producers for renewable energy and efficiency projects, with awards ranging from about $1,500 to $500,000. Eligibility is limited to agricultural producers rather than nonprofits or businesses generally, and applicants should contact their State Energy Coordinator for full application requirements.
Small businessLarge awardNarrow eligibility
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What agriculture grants are available?
UseGrants currently lists 22 open agriculture grant opportunities, each summarized in plain English with its eligibility, deadline, and award amount. The feed covers federal Grants.gov programs plus state grant portals, normalized into one place.
Who can apply for agriculture grants?
Eligibility varies by program — agriculture grants on UseGrants include opportunities open to nonprofits, small businesses, researchers, schools and universities, and local or tribal governments. Each listing spells out who qualifies in plain English so you can check fit before applying.
Where do these agriculture grants come from and how current are they?
UseGrants aggregates opportunities from public records — federal Grants.gov programs and state grant portals — normalized into one plain-English feed and refreshed regularly. Confirm the current deadline and eligibility on the official listing before applying.