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Find similar grantsClimate Resilience Grant Program is sponsored by Colorado Department of Agriculture. This program provides financial assistance to farmers and ranchers in Colorado who have been negatively impacted by climate-change induced disasters and are looking to improve their resilience to future climate-related challenges.
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**Impacted by drought? **Learn about the resources available for ag producers on our Drought page. 3.
Agricultural Drought and Climate Resilience Office (ADCRO) 4. Climate Resilience Grant Program #### Applications are currently closed, check back in October 2026 for the application opening of the next round of the Climate Resilience Grants.
**The Colorado Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Drought and Climate Resilience Office (ADCRO) is opening the second round of a grant opportunity to support Climate Resilience projects within the state's agricultural sector. ** Climate resilience is the ability to anticipate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from hazardous events, trends, or disturbances related to climate.
This grant program is designed to provide crucial financial assistance to farmers and ranchers who have experienced adverse effects due to climate-change induced disasters and are seeking to enhance their resilience against future climate-related challenges.
_Photo by Rio de la Vista_ * Farmers, Ranchers, other Individuals * Tribal or local government (including Conservation Districts); * University extension or field offices **If you received a CDA Climate Resilience grant award in 2025, you are not eligible to apply. ** Each year, CDA will publish project types that will be prioritized in the Grant Evaluation Rubric.
For Grant Year 2025-2026, CDA will prioritize farm and and ranch resiliency for future disasters including: ###### 2025-26 Applicants & Awardees ###### 2026 Funded Projects ###### 2025 Funded Projects
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Farmers, Ranchers, other Individuals; Tribal or local government (including Conservation Districts); 501(c)3s; University extension or field offices. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Climate Resilience Grant Program is funded by Colorado Department of Agriculture. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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