Browse Ambrook’s collection of funding programs by New York Farm Viability Institute (NYFVI)

All applications must be submitted online through NYFVI's web-based system, and applicants must register for credentials. Applicant's should carefully read the Call For Proposals before applying. 
Applicants must file all internal paperwork, receive any permission, grant office numbers, or other requirements of your employer, prior to submitting an application; failure to do so may make applications ineligible for funding consideration.
On October 10, 2022, staff will provide written feedback to applicants. Applicants will have the opportunity to revise their proposal based on that feedback. Revised proposals are due no later than October 24, 2022.
If you have not previously used the NYFVI online applications system, you will need to apply for system credentials. Don’t wait until the last minute, staff is available to activate your log in and password only during normal business hours.

NYFVI Staff

NYFVI seeks proposals with clear relevance to&#x2004;New York's agricultural community, demonstrated producer support, and the ability to deliver farm-level economic impact over time. The RFP is aligned with NYFVI's five strategic priorities: improving individual farms' operating practices, fostering industry innovation, incubating new ideas, improving routes to market and marketing practices, and developing human capital. The board is particularly interested in proposals that accelerate practice adoption. Projects must work with New York State farmers and measure outcomes and impacts that benefit agriculture in New York State.



NYFVI seeks proposals with clear relevance to New York's agricultural community, demonstrated producer support, and the ability to deliver farm-level economic impact over time. The RFP is aligned with NYFVI's five strategic priorities: improving individual farms' operating practices, fostering industry innovation, incubating new ideas, improving routes to market and marketing practices, and developing human capital. The board is particularly interested in proposals that accelerate practice adoption. Projects must work with New York State farmers and measure outcomes and impacts that benefit agriculture in New York State.

Eligible grant applicants include farmer groups, researchers, educators, organizations, agencies and businesses. Applicants may represent nonprofit or for-profit sectors. NYFVI encourages individuals with ideas to partner with existing organizations to ensure project viability and execution. If you are an individual and need guidance in this regard, please contact NYFVI staff.
Former and current NYFVI grantees are eligible for funding. Those seeking funds for project continuation will face scrutiny in regard to financial viability and project performance.
Projects must work with New York State resident farmers and outcomes must benefit agriculture in New York State.

A lump sum of money for a specific purpose that does not need to be paid back.

Grant

- Call For Proposals
- FVI Grant Eligibility and Project Requirements
- NYFVI Strategic Priorities
- Insider’s Guide: What We’ve Been Hearing from the Farmer Review Panels and NYFVI Board
- Paired Proposals: Collaboration Opportunity
- Selection Process and Scoring Criteria
- The Online Application: Know What Goes Where

Soil Health

Local Food

Reduced Tillage

Farmers Market

Regenerative

Conservation

Inputs

Carbon Capture

Water Management

Dollar value:  Proposals between $15,000 and $125,000 will be accepted.
Duration: Funded projects will begin between March 1, 2023 and January 1, 2024. Projects must last at least two quarters (six months) and may last no more than eight quarters (two years). All projects must be completed by December 31, 2025.
Location: Projects must work with New York State resident farmers and outcomes must benefit agriculture in New York State.
Payment schedule: All funds are paid on a reimbursement basis each quarter. Payments are made only after a quarterly report and reimbursement claim, with required backup documentation, are submitted and approved.
Impact Measurement: All projects must measure and report on the outcomes and impacts of their work.
Reporting Requirements: The NYFVI online database is used to manage the initial application as well as all reporting and expenditure claims. Project leaders are required to submit quarterly progress reports that must be approved before reimbursements are made. A final report is due within 60 days of project completion. 10% of the total project budget will be withheld until the final report is completed and approved.
Funding Source Acknowledgement: All projects must acknowledge NYFVI as the funder, or partial funder, for their work in all online information, printed material, and presentations.

List of New York Farm Viability Institute (NYFVI) Funding Opportunities