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Find similar grantsThe Agriculture, Soil Health, and Water Efficiency Innovation Pilot Program is sponsored by Arizona Department of Agriculture. This program focuses on innovations in agriculture, soil health, and water efficiency, which are highly relevant for arid land regions.
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[](https://agriculture. az. gov/agriculture-soil-health-and-water-efficiency-innovation-pilot-program) The Agriculture, Soil Health.
The funding decisions and justifications for the 2026 applications are open for pubic inspection and are available upon request. A protest award or of an award shall be filled within 10 days after the grant applications are open for public inspection. Future funding for the Agriculture, Soil health and Water Efficiency Innovation Pilot Program is subject to State appropriations.
The Agriculture, Soil Health, and Water Efficiency Innovation Pilot Program is a state funded program established as the Agriculture and Water Innovation Pilot Program established under A. R. S.
§ 3-109. 04, hereafter referred to as “the program”. The purpose of the program is to provide a source of funding for agricultural landowners, beneficial owners of trust land, lessee of agricultural land, or irrigation districts to implement and collect data for water-focused soil health innovations in agriculture.
## **Eligible Applicants** Agricultural landowners, beneficial owners of trust land, or lessees of agricultural lands who have actively farmed the land or committed to intentional water conservation in three of the five calendar years immediately preceding the date of the application.
An irrigation district established pursuant to (Title 48, Chapter 19) that applies for the benefit of members of the irrigation district, and who work through one of the eligible applicants listed above. State, federal, private, and tribal lands that meet the eligibility criteria listed above.
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The Agriculture, Soil Health, and Water Efficiency Innovation Pilot Program is funded by Arizona Department of Agriculture. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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