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IPM Mini-grants is sponsored by North Central Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Center. The North Central IPM Center provides small-scale seed funding for projects that facilitate the adoption of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices.
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Apply for Funding - North Central Integrated Pest Management Center The North Central Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Center’s grant opportunities protect cropping systems, human and animal health, and the environment with integrated pest management, ensuring food security, pest resistance, and invasive species, while protecting pollinators and beneficial insects.
Competitive proposals are solicited for critical pest issues that address information, resource, and research needs with regional importance to minor crops, major crops, non-crop areas, IPM metrics and/or impact assessments, urban IPM, forestry, cropping systems, resistance management, advanced genetic tools and IPM, school IPM, and other issues.
The Critical Issue grant opportunity is designed to provide one-time seed funding to help initiate work requiring immediate attention until other longer-term resources can be secured to address the issue. The North Central IPM Center has concluded its RFAs for the 2026 grant programs. Reviews of the applications are in progress.
An official announcement will be sent to awardees and be posted on the NCIPMC website. Download the Critical Issues RFA. Learn more about projects funded in 2025.
Working Groups grants enable collaboration to tackle regional IPM priorities. While project directors must be situated within the region, team members can reside outside the North Central region.
Working groups have the flexibility to: Concentrate on specific crops or pests Focus on educational materials and outreach enhancement Foster collaboration with audiences Coordinate efforts to develop proposals for additional funding to address critical issues within the North Central region. The North Central IPM Center has concluded its RFAs for the 2026 grant programs. Reviews of the applications are in progress.
An official announcement will be sent to awardees and be posted on the NCIPMC website. Download the Working Group RFA. Up to $30,000 per award is available.
Learn about projects funded in 2025. The North Central IPM Center is seeking impactful IPM projects designed to provide stakeholders with IPM resources and education. Successful proposals will identify the intended stakeholders and explain IPM outreach or research needs.
Proposed work should directly benefit the proposed stakeholders. The North Central IPM Center has concluded its RFAs for the 2026 grant programs. Reviews of the applications are in progress.
An official announcement will be sent to awardees and be posted on the NCIPMC website. Download the IPM Partnerships RFA. Up to $30,000 per award is available.
Learn about projects funded in 2025. The North Central IPM Center has allocated funds for mini-grants, which will be granted to eligible projects that facilitate the completion of small-scale initiatives or activities aimed at bolstering the adoption of IPM practices within the region. Please download the Mini-Grant Request for Applications for full instructions and opportunity description.
This grant program is currently closed. If future funding is available, the opportunity will be reopened. USDA NIFA Funding Calendar Check out the videos below to learn more about the two grant opportunities available from the Center, along with tips and tricks for applying for Center funds.
Some grant applications will use the online Grant Management System . The video tutorials below explain how to get started with the online system. Contact the Center if you need more help.
Learn how to edit your profile in the Grant Management database. Learn how to start a new proposal in the Grant Management Database.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers, educators, and extension professionals at public or private institutions and organizations within the North Central region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $30,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
IPM Mini-grants is funded by North Central Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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