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Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerators Rural Innovation lives here. Bringing to life the biggest innovations and brightest ideas rural Oklahomans have to offer. With two distinct innovation pipelines, intensive business curriculum, hands-on mentorship and Oklahoma’s world-class business development ecosystem, we are proud to elevate and inspire local innovation to support rural communities.
The Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerators program is a collaborative rural development initiative from Oklahoma Farm Bureau along with national and state-level partners that develops Oklahoma-based innovators creating ideas, technologies and products creating economic opportunities in rural Oklahoma.
The accelerators program is comprised of two tracks to help spur agricultural innovation and rural innovation development for companies and ventures based in communities with a population of 50,000 or less. Equity investment pitch opportunities are available for graduates of our two tracks.
Oklahoma-based innovators and businesses can apply to participate in either track, and successful applicants will become part of the pipeline cohort that best suits their innovation. Each track includes a multi-day hybrid development session for cohort members, followed by additional programming. The accelerators program offers two innovation pipelines to fit the needs of rural Oklahoma businesses.
Our Activate Oklahoma pipeline helps rural innovators with an innovation or idea in any industry or space. AgCelerate Oklahoma focuses on innovations that have an on-farm or production agriculture application. Both pipelines connect rural innovators with Oklahoma’s world-class business development curriculum provided by our seasoned program partners.
With cutting-edge resources, rural innovators can gain an edge as they bring their ideas, innovations and products to life. The accelerators program provides mentorship-based coaching , connecting cohort members with innovators across our state who are walking through their own innovation journey and who can lend valuable expertise, advice and help.
Accelerating ideas that grow AgCelerate Oklahoma, a pre-accelerator, provides an agriculture-focused curriculum to bring innovations that have on-farm applications to reality through a farmer innovation model.
From supporting transformative ideas and technologies through collaboration with a network of farmers to preparing innovators for the national AgLaunch365 accelerator, AgCelerate Oklahoma brings the next generation of agricultural innovation to life.
Learn more about the AgCelerate Oklahoma track Accelerating hometown innovation Activate Oklahoma combines an innovation bootcamp, pre-accelerator and business accelerator to connect rural entrepreneurs and innovators with resources from Oklahoma’s world-class business development community to build an even brighter future for rural Oklahoma.
With roots in rural Oklahoma and a mission to help innovators reach new heights, Activate Oklahoma helps local, hometown visionaries bring their ideas to life all across our state.
Learn more about the Activate Oklahoma track When innovators complete the Activate Oklahoma pipeline, they qualify for an opportunity to pitch their innovation, technology or venture at the Activate Oklahoma Demo Day to an audience of funding decision makers representing venture capital firms, banks and strategic partners for a chance to receive investment in their enterprise, resulting in official graduation from the program.
Ventures that participate in AgCelerate Oklahoma have the opportunity to join our Activate Oklahoma pipeline, where they will have the opportunity to pitch their idea or innovation at our Activate Oklahoma Demo Day.
For those interested in national growth, founders can selected by a panel of Oklahoma farmers and their peers in the farmer network to participate in the AgLaunch365 accelerator and potentially receive pre-seed stage equity investment through AgLaunch’s curated opportunities, such as their Startup Showcase and Demo Night.
Innovators who are selected to participate in AgLaunch365 and successfully graduate the program pitch their market-ready concepts to a committee of investment partners who evaluate the pitches and could offer equity investment in ventures that both meet the program’s mission and have marketplace viability.
AgCelerate Oklahoma participants who join our Activate Oklahoma pipeline will have the opportunity to pitch their idea or innovation at our Activate Oklahoma Demo Day. DISCLAIMER: Oklahoma Farm Bureau proudly promotes and supports AgLaunch; however, AgLaunch and AgLaunch 365 are not directly affiliated with Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerators.
The panel of farmers who make the AgLaunch 365 acceptance decisions are independent of the Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerators decision committee. Together with our program and investment partners, the Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerators program is giving Oklahoma’s best and brightest the boost they need to change our world – starting right here in rural Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Small Business Development Centers Generation Food Rural Partners Fund Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology Oklahoma State University Food and Agricultural Products Center Applications for AgCelerate Oklahoma and Activate Oklahoma are currently closed If you would like to learn about future program application windows, please complete the form below and we will notify you when applications are again available.
If you would like to be contacted by email when the next round of Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerator applications are available, please complete the form to the right, and we will email interested innovators when the next application process begins. What is your business, venture or innovation? Which pipeline do you think best fits your innovation or entity?
(Select One) AgCelerate Oklahoma – Agricultural Innovations Activate Oklahoma – Rura-Based Innovators Activate Oklahoma 2026 Program Dates Applications open: February 2 Applications close: April 3 Notification of companies moving to next round of deliberation: April 20 Activate Oklahoma Interviews: April 29 Notification of selection: May 1 Accelerator programming begins: May 15 AgCelerate Oklahoma 2026 Program Dates Applications open: February 2 Applications close: April 3 Notification of companies moving to next round of deliberation: April 20 AgCelerate Oklahoma Interviews: April 30 Notification of selection: May 1 Accelerator programming begins: May 15 The Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerators program accepts businesses with operations, investment or impact in Oklahoma.
Businesses and innovators should be based in a community with a population of 50,000 or less to qualify for either track. The AgCelerate Oklahoma pipeline helps bring agricultural innovation to life. Innovations and technologies in this pipeline have an on-farm or production agriculture implementation that enhances agriculture.
The Activate Oklahoma pipeline works with businesses and entrepreneurs that have an innovation or technology with a business location or focus in rural Oklahoma. Visit our applications page … There is no cost for successful applicants to participate in either the AgCelerate Oklahoma or Activate Oklahoma pipelines.
Travel, lodging and other costs must be paid by participants for their involvement, and any product or innovation development costs resulting from participation in either track is the responsibility of program participants. Successful applicants are required to attend the hybrid cohort training for their specific track.
Some trainings will be held in Oklahoma City with in-person attendance, while other trainings will be live-streamed for cohort members’ remote participation. See the important program dates below for specific program commitments. Important 2026 program dates Curious about the timing of our AgCelerate Oklahoma and Activate Oklahoma programs?
Check out our most recent program schedule listed here. Upcoming schedules will be posted as they are available. Please note: Dates and programming details are subject to change based on program changes and cohort needs.
Selected participants will be notified of any changes as they arise.
AgCelerate Oklahoma 2026 notable dates Applications open: February 2 Applications close: April 3 Notification of companies moving to next round of deliberation: April 20 AgCelerate Oklahoma Interviews: April 30 Notification of selection: May 1 Accelerator programming begins: May 15 Activate Oklahoma 2026 notable dates Applications open: February 2 Applications close: April 3 Notification of companies moving to next round of deliberation: April 20 Activate Oklahoma Interviews: April 29 Notification of selection: May 1 Accelerator programming begins: May 15 Do you have questions about the Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerators program?
Use the form to contact Amarie Bartel, Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s rural economic development coordinator Read our program FAQs to learn more … Comments (Required) Please enter your question below regarding the Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerators We are a sub-recipient of federal funds that allows our organization to help Oklahoma small businesses and entrepreneurs grow and succeed in their continued economic growth.
Receiving these federal funds, we adhere to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that no one is discriminated against based on their race, color or national origin. We are committed not to violate Title VI or any civil rights laws, but if you feel you have been discriminated against under Title VI, you may file a complaint with: Amarie Bartel, Economic Development Coordinator You can also visit our website: okfarmbureau. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Oklahoma-based innovators and businesses with operations, investment, or impact in Oklahoma, based in a community with a population of 50,000 or less. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Oklahoma Grassroots Rural & Ag Business Accelerators - AgCelerate Oklahoma is funded by Oklahoma Farm Bureau (in collaboration with partners like OCAST and i2E). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oklahoma. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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