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Find similar grantsMaui Agricultural Micro Grant Program 6.0 is sponsored by Maui County (administered by Maui Economic Opportunity's Business Development Center). Provides grants to Maui County small farmers and ranchers for food producing farms and livestock ranches.
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* Business Development Center * Agricultural Micro Grant Program * Early Childhood Services * Kahi Kamali’i Infant / Toddler Center * Transportation Services * ADA Paratransit Program * Underage Drinking Prevention Program * Suicide Prevention Program * Bullying Prevention Program * Out of School Enrichment Program * Current Career Opportunities * Excellent Client Service * Business Development Center * Agricultural Micro Grant Program * Early Childhood Services * Kahi Kamali’i Infant / Toddler Center * Transportation Services * ADA Paratransit Program * Underage Drinking Prevention Program * Suicide Prevention Program * Bullying Prevention Program * Out of School Enrichment Program * Current Career Opportunities * Excellent Client Service * Business Development Center * Agricultural Micro Grant Program * Early Childhood Services * Kahi Kamali’i Infant / Toddler Center * Transportation Services * ADA Paratransit Program * Underage Drinking Prevention Program * Suicide Prevention Program * Bullying Prevention Program * Out of School Enrichment Program * Current Career Opportunities * Excellent Client Service * Business Development Center * Agricultural Micro Grant Program * Early Childhood Services * Kahi Kamali’i Infant / Toddler Center * Transportation Services * ADA Paratransit Program * Underage Drinking Prevention Program * Suicide Prevention Program * Bullying Prevention Program * Out of School Enrichment Program * Current Career Opportunities * Excellent Client Service # Agricultural Micro Grant Program Applications for the popular Agricultural Micro Grant Program 6.
0 – which offers up to $25,000 in grants to Maui County small farmers and ranchers – will be available January 2026. The $3 million Maui County – funded program, administered by Maui Economic Opportunity’s Business Development Center, is open to food producing farms on 12 acres or less, and livestock ranches up to 40 acres, possessing a State of Hawaii general excise license as of July 1, 2025.
Preference will be given to women and Native Hawaiians. A limited number of grants will be set aside for flower/plant, lei making farms. These grants will directly impact the availability of locally-grown produce, livestock, poultry, and other related products in Maui County.
Funds can be used for: * Farming equipment and machinery. * Processing and storage equipment. * Farm infrastructure, expansion and upgrades.
* Inventory and supplies. * Packaging and materials. The application period will be from 01-15-26 to 02-15-26.
The following documentation will be required: * Farm Business Plan (startup farm) * Copy of an original general excise tax license or filed form G-45 or G-49. * 2024 state tax form N-11 (proof of residency). Farmers may apply below or in-person at MEO’s Wailuku office, 99 Mahalani St.
For more information, contact the MEO Business Development Center by phone at (808) 243-4315 or by email at *bdcinfo@meoinc. org*. Two in-person informational grant workshops will be conducted prior to grant openings at MEO Family Center Wailuku, and at the Hannibal Tavares Community Center Pukalani.
Grant application and award information will be presented to help farmers and ranchers understand the process and the documents required.
To view our video of our AG Grant 2026 Meeting held on Jan 5, 2026, please follow this link: 1/5/26 Ag Grant ’26 Meeting Agricultural Micro Grant application ## Business Development Center * Agricultural Micro Grant Program * Credit Counseling / Debt Management Maui Economic Opportunity, Inc. (MEO), chartered on March 22, 1965 is a private non-profit Community Action Agency. The current annual operating budget is $22 million.
MEO provides outreach and information and administers human service programs to low-income persons, youths, the elderly, immigrants, ex-offenders, persons with disabilities and medical needs. Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Family Center Website Services provided by Meyer Computer, Inc.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to food producing farms on 12 acres or less, and livestock ranches up to 40 acres, possessing a State of Hawaii general excise license as of July 1, 2025. Preference will be given to women and Native Hawaiians. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $25,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Maui Agricultural Micro Grant Program 6.0 is funded by Maui County (administered by Maui Economic Opportunity's Business Development Center). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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