Future Organic Farmer grants provide $5,000 scholarships to vocational and higher education students in the United States pursuing degrees or certificates in organic agriculture.
About the Grant
Prior grantees are welcome to re-apply.
Applications require a letter of reference from a teacher, mentor, or agricultural professional
Funds can be used for the following purposes: tuition, educational materials or resources, internships or work experience expenses, costs directly associated with your organic studies/career development
Grant funds cannot be used for organic certification fees
Eligibility
Future Organic Farmer grant applicants must:
Be enrolled in an educational program in the United States that will benefit their career in organic agriculture, including vocational training/certificate programs or two/four-year degrees
Demonstrate financial need
Demonstrate a strong interest and commitment to a career in organic agriculture
Submit a final report at the end of the award year
Graduate degrees/programs are not eligible for funding
Terms
Prior grantees are welcome to re-apply.
Funds can be used for the following purposes: tuition, educational materials or resources, internships or work experience expenses, costs directly associated with your organic studies/career development
Grant funds cannot be used for organic certification fees
Application Instructions
Upcoming Application Cycles:
- March 17 – April 18, 2025
Contact the funding contact for more information.
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Details
Release Date
March 17, 2025
Deadline
April 18, 2025
Organization
Financial Instrument
Grant
Minimum Award Amount
$5,000
Maximum Award Amount
$5,000
Updated November 24, 2024
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