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Find similar grantsFrontier Harvest Fund is sponsored by Franklin County Economic Development Corporation (FCEDC). A grant program designed to support small farms, value-added producers, and agritourism businesses across Franklin County. Funding can be used for equipment, furniture, livestock & inventory, marketing, salaries, and hardware & software.
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To improve your experience Update your browser . Your browser is not supported Cultivating Growth for Small Farms and Agribusinesses Cultivating Growth for Small Farms and Agribusinesses Franklin County is planting the seeds for agricultural success. Franklin County is home to over 650 farms, producing some of New York’s finest dairy, potatoes, and maple syrup.
These businesses are the heart of our economy—and the Frontier Harvest Fund is a tool to help them expand, innovate, and thrive. The Frontier Harvest Fund is a grant program designed to support small farms, value-added producers, and agritourism businesses across Franklin County.
Developed by the Franklin County Economic Development Corporation (FCEDC) in partnership with Franklin County, this fund offers $5,000–$35,000 in grant funding to eligible start-ups and existing businesses for equipment, furniture, livestock & inventory, marketing, salaries, and hardware & software.
Frontier Harvest Fund Program FAQ Frontier Harvest Fund Program Guidelines We’re looking for entrepreneurs and business owners in Franklin County who: Operate or plan to operate a small farm or agribusiness Make value-added products such as maple syrup, jams, soap, flowers, cheese, or herbal goods Offer agritourism experiences like workshops, events, or farm stays Have five or fewer employees , including the owner(s) Could use funding to grow their business and create jobs Qualify as low-to-moderate income or will create a job made available to low-to-moderate income people To apply for funding, interested business owners must first fill out the eligibility form to determine if they are eligible.
If a business is eligible, they will be emailed the application link and informed of next steps. Deadline to Submit the Eligibility Form: March 27, 2026 at 5 PM Determine Your Eligibility rachel@adirondackfrontier. com Stay up-to-date on all the latest information from Franklin County by exploring our news articles.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Entrepreneurs and business owners in Franklin County who: operate or plan to operate a small farm or agribusiness; make value-added products; offer agritourism experiences; have five or fewer employees, including the ow…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000–$35,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Frontier Harvest Fund is funded by Franklin County Economic Development Corporation (FCEDC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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