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FRA Grant Program — Farm Robotics Academy The Farm Robotics Academy (FRA) has been awarded funding through the California Jobs First Initiative to support workforce development in agricultural technology.
This grant program provides schools (middle school, high school, and community colleges) and youth programs (4-H, FFA, Grange, etc) across California with the opportunity to participate in cutting-edge agricultural technology education through the Farm Robotics Academy program. Read our full Request For Application (RFA) document to understand the details of the opportunity.
For consideration, please complete the form below and submit (2) letters of support: (1) A letter of support from the youth organization staff member (4-H, FFA, Grange, Etc), school principal (middle school/high school) or department chair (community colleges) that demonstrates the school’s commitment to the team’s participation in the Farm Robotics Academy and highlights how the initiative aligns with the school’s educational goals.
(1) A letter of support from the team’s advisor (youth leader/teacher/professor) that highlights the team’s enthusiasm and preparedness, as well as the advisor’s commitment to guiding and mentoring the team throughout the project. Availability: Funding is available in each region to support up to four participating youth organizations or middle/high schools, as well as one community college.
Submit your completed application, including all required documents by August 31, 2026.
Clarity and completeness of the application Demonstrated interest and passion for teaching and advancing education for agriculture and technology Strength of supporting letters of support If you have questions about the application or the program please connect with your Regional Coordinator listed below: Bay Area Region | Steven Worker- smworker@ucanr. edu Capital Region | Mindy Cuhna - mindy@landbasedlearning.
org Central Coast | Maure Gilde - mgildea@mbep. biz Central San Joaquin | Mandy Breuer - mandy@f3innovate. org Kern | Aaron Hegde - shegde@csub.
edu North San Joaquin | Mandy Breuer - mandy@f3innovate. org North State | Mindy Cuhna - mindy@landbasedlearning. org Redwood | John Bailey - jtbailey@ucanr.
edu Southern Border | Justin Morris - jmorris@csusm. edu
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools (middle school, high school, community colleges) and youth programs (4-H, FFA, Grange, etc.) across California. Schools must be located within regions and counties served by the California Jobs First Initiative. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
FRA Grant Program is funded by Farm Robotics Academy (through California Jobs First Initiative). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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