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Farmers Market Grant Program is sponsored by AgGeorgia Farm Credit. This program awards grants to farmers markets that prioritize agricultural producers and expand access to locally grown food.
Funds can be used for market infrastructure (tents, tables, signage, refrigeration), marketing and promotion, farmer recruitment or retention efforts, programs expanding food access, and educational initiatives related to agriculture or local food systems.
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Farmers Market Grant | AgGeorgia Farm Credit Apply for AgGeorgia's Community Mission Fund | Register for AGAware Supporting local farmers markets that strengthen local agriculture and expand access to fresh, locally grown food. AgGeorgia Farm Credit is committed to supporting local agriculture and strengthening rural communities.
Each year, AgGeorgia designates $10,000 to support farmers markets that prioritize agricultural producers and expand access to locally grown food across our service area. Through the Farmers Market Grant Program, five (5) markets are awarded $2,000 each to support projects that directly benefit farmers, improve market operations, and enhance community impact.
Total Annual Funding: $10,000 Grant Amount: $2,000 per market To be eligible for the AgGeorgia Farmers Market Grant, markets must meet the following criteria: Be located within AgGeorgia’s 79-county territory Operate a farmers market that is open at least 8 market days within a 2-month period Maintain a farmer-focused vendor mix, with: At least 50% agricultural vendors, and A minimum of five (5) vendors selling agricultural products such as produce, meat, dairy, eggs, plants, or honey Preference is given to markets that demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting local farmers and limiting craft or non-agricultural vendors.
Grant funds must be used for projects that directly support farmers or enhance market operations.
Allowable uses include, but are not limited to: Market infrastructure that benefits farmers (tents, tables, signage, refrigeration) Marketing and promotion that highlights local producers Farmer recruitment or retention efforts Programs that expand food access Educational initiatives related to agriculture or local food systems Applicants are required to submit a clear and detailed plan describing how grant funds will be used.
Grant recipients agree to acknowledge AgGeorgia Farm Credit’s support by: Including the AgGeorgia Farm Credit logo or a mention of AgGeorgia Farm Credit in promotional materials related to the funded project, and Participating in a brief post-grant recognition effort, which includes: Submitting a short post-grant impact summary describing how funds were used and the benefit to farmers and the community, and Applications are reviewed using a scoring process that considers: Farmer focus and vendor composition Community impact and food access Intended use of funds and sustainability Alignment with AgGeorgia Farm Credit’s mission The application period for 2026 is closed.
Stay tuned to find out this year's recipients! Congratulations to the 2025 Farmers Market Grant Winners: Habersham Co. Locally Grown Farmers Market (Clarkesville) Irwin County Farmers Market (Ocilla) Marigold Farmers Market (Winterville) Rabbit Valley Farmers Market (Ringgold)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Markets must be located within AgGeorgia's 79-county territory, operate at least 8 market days within a 2-month period, and maintain a farmer-focused vendor mix with at least 50% agricultural vendors and a minimum of five vendors selling agricultural products. Preference is given to markets supporting local farmers and limiting craft or non-agricultural vendors. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Farmers Market Grant Program is funded by AgGeorgia Farm Credit. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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