Farm Grants by State
Find federal USDA programs available in your state, with deadlines and eligibility info.
All 50 States
Alabama 40,300 farms Alaska 990 farms Arizona 19,400 farms Arkansas 42,200 farms California 69,900 farms Colorado 38,900 farms Connecticut 5,500 farms Delaware 2,300 farms Florida 47,500 farms Georgia 42,400 farms Hawaii 7,000 farms Idaho 25,600 farms Illinois 71,000 farms Indiana 56,800 farms Iowa 85,300 farms Kansas 58,600 farms Kentucky 75,100 farms Louisiana 27,400 farms Maine 7,600 farms Maryland 12,400 farms Massachusetts 7,200 farms Michigan 47,600 farms Minnesota 68,000 farms Mississippi 34,700 farms Missouri 95,300 farms Montana 26,600 farms Nebraska 45,700 farms Nevada 3,100 farms New Hampshire 4,100 farms New Jersey 9,900 farms New Mexico 24,700 farms New York 33,400 farms North Carolina 46,400 farms North Dakota 26,100 farms Ohio 77,800 farms Oklahoma 77,200 farms Oregon 37,600 farms Pennsylvania 52,700 farms Rhode Island 1,100 farms South Carolina 24,600 farms South Dakota 29,800 farms Tennessee 63,400 farms Texas 247,500 farms Utah 18,100 farms Vermont 6,800 farms Virginia 43,200 farms Washington 35,800 farms West Virginia 23,600 farms Wisconsin 64,800 farms Wyoming 11,200 farms
Browse by SARE Region
USDA's Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (SARE) program divides the country into four regions, each with different grant deadlines and priorities.