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"2026 Climate Smart Mini-Grant Program" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
2026 Climate Smart Mini-Grant Program is sponsored by Georgia Organics (partnered with McIntosh SEED). This program helps farmers fund and implement conservation practices and solar projects on their farm. It aims to equip farmers with adaptation and mitigation tools that build resilience and maintain productivity in the face of climate change.
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Climate Smart Farmer Program (2025-2026) — Farmer Services climate smart farmer PROGRAM (2025-2026) Farmers continue to be on the frontlines of climate change. Their work to steward the land and feed communities is already extremely challenging and as they wrestle with the impact of climate change, farmers are becoming increasingly more vulnerable.
They face an ever-increasing number of severe weather events and patterns, high heat, degradation of natural resources, rising pests and disease pressure. To equip farmers with adaptation and mitigation tools that build resilience and maintain productivity in the face of climate change, Georgia Organics has partnered with McIntosh SEED to expand the Climate Smart Farmer Program, launched in its first iteration in 2023.
The new iteration of the Climate Smart Farmer Program will expand access to technical assistance to help farmers access USDA programs like NRCS EQIP (Environmental Quality Incentives Program) and USDA REAP (Rural Energy for America Program) , which fund conservation agriculture and solar energy projects.
In 2025 , the program will focus on in-person and virtual workshops detailing conservation practices and renewable energy, as well as technical assistance to guide farmers through the application process and provide hands-on support in bridging connections between farmers and NRCS. The 2026 Climate Smart Mini-Grant Program can help farmers fund and implement conservation practices and solar projects on their farm.
Application period will be open March 23 – April 27, 2026. Click below to learn more! ***APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED*** 2026 CLIMATE SMART MINI-GRANT PROGRAM CLIMATE SMART FARMER PROGRAM OFFERINGS (2025-2026) Farm ID & UEI # application assistance EQIP application assistance REAP application assistance Informational resources to help farmers make informed decisions about conservation and renewable energy investments.
The 2026 Climate Smart Mini-grant Program can help farmers fund and implement conservation practices and solar projects on their farm. The application period is March 23 - April 27, 2026. The Climate Smart Farmer Program (CSFP) works with Georgia farmers to incorporate or expand their conservation agriculture practices and renewable energy projects.
Georgia Organics and McIntosh SEED will assist farmers in accessing NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service) resources through technical assistance on the EQIP (Environmental Quality Incentives Program) application process. EQIP boasts several climate-smart practices, including cover cropping, residue and tillage management, and conservation crop rotation. NRCS rainfall simulator at Gilliard Farm.
Photo by Don Panicko Our goal is to assist farmers in better leveraging these underutilized funds by walking them through an overly complex application process. Through partnership with Ag Solar Solutions , the Climate Smart Farmer Program helps farmers access information detailing how adopting solar energy on their farm can reduce their carbon footprint and improve their bottom line.
Ag Solar Solutions also provides technical assistance for the REAP (Renewable Energy for America Program) application process. Funding for this program is made possible by the Climate Solutions & Equity Grant from Drawdown GA . For questions, contact us at farmerservices@georgiaorganics.
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2026 Climate Smart Mini-Grant Program is funded by Georgia Organics (partnered with McIntosh SEED). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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