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Find similar grantsGrants for Farms, Municipalities, Schools, and Nonprofits is sponsored by Connecticut Department of Agriculture. The Connecticut Department of Agriculture offers various grants to farms, municipalities, schools, and nonprofits. These grants support agricultural enhancement and related initiatives.
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Are you sure you want to log out of your account? If you do want to logout, please click Logout. Funds for farmers and agricultural organizations in CT The Department of Agriculture (DoAg) provides funds to strengthen Connecticut’s agricultural sector.
Find grants for farmers, municipalities, schools, and nonprofits for: Climate-resilient projects and initiatives Farm and product diversification Farm-to-School programs, food insecurity solutions, and more View our Grants at a Glance to see all grants offered for the 2026 fiscal year (PDF) Grants for farm sustainability Stay competitive. Improve farm processes, upgrade equipment, and diversify your product offerings.
For farmers and producers: This grant helps farms grow by expanding products and selling more CT Grown items. Diversify your production, build infrastructure, and test and launch new products. Organic Certification Cost Share Grant Program For certified organic farmers and producers: Get partially reimbursed for the costs of renewing your USDA organic certification.
Reimbursement may be for 75%, up to $750, of costs. Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program For farmers, municipalities, businesses, and nonprofits: A matching grant to support activities in the middle of the food supply chain. Activities include aggregation, processing, and distribution.
Agriculture viability grants Find grants to suit your needs from community education, to farm-to-school programs, to fresh food for underserved communities. Agricultural Enhancement Grant For municipalities and nonprofits: A matching reimbursement grant for urban farming and other activities that boost Connecticut agriculture.
CT Grown for CT Kids Grant For farmers and schools: A statewide grant to boost farm education and other Farm-to-School programs and initiatives. Food System Capacity Building Grant For farmers, municipalities, and nonprofits: Funds to get food to more people and fight food insecurity. This includes making, processing, and distributing food.
Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement Program For nonprofits: Grants to buy CT Grown products for areas with food insecurity. Specialty Crop Block Grant For universities / colleges, municipalities, registered nonprofits, state agencies, council of governments, and farmers: Funds to enhance the competitiveness of specialty crops in CT.
Specialty crops include dried fruit, maple syrup, honey, horticulture, and nursery crops. Grants for climate resiliency DoAg provides funds for farms and farmers to adapt to changing weather patterns and mitigate severe weather risks Climate Smart Agriculture and Forestry Grant For farmers, municipalities, schools, and nonprofits: Funds to prevent harm from drought and other climate changes.
Farmland Restoration, Climate Resiliency & Preparedness (RRP) Grant For farmers, municipalities, and nonprofits: A matching grant to help increase climate resiliency of CT farmland. More grant and funding resources Find more money from DoAg and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. DoAg also funds animal welfare programs, like the Feral Cat Grant Program.
Grant reviewer interest form Fill out this form if you want to review DoAg grant applications. Grow and finance your farm business Find support and financing to start and grow a farm business in Connecticut. Find more community resources, like our Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) and animal welfare grants.
Sales tax exemption for farmers Find out if you qualify to save money on sales tax. USDA assistance for farmers and ranchers View DoAg and USDA resources and assistance for Connecticut veteran farmers. Programs include Homegrown by Heroes, Farm-Up, and more.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Farms, municipalities, schools, and nonprofit organizations in Connecticut. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Grants for Farms, Municipalities, Schools, and Nonprofits is funded by Connecticut Department of Agriculture. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Connecticut. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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