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Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Grants (Pennsylvania) is a reimbursement grant program from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture that supports individuals and organizations investing in urban agriculture infrastructure across the state.
The program offers micro grants for one-time projects and larger collaboration grants for multi-entity efforts, with the goal of encouraging collaboration, expanding the scale of urban farming operations, and creating social entrepreneurship opportunities. Eligible applicants are urban farmers and organizations in Pennsylvania. Applications must be submitted through the state's Single Application for Assistance system.
Recipients are required to provide documentation and photographs describing project impact upon completion.
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Apply for the Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Grant | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Apply for the Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Grant This grant program reimburses individuals who are investing in buidling out the infrastructure of urban agriculture. It offers micro grants for one-time projects and colloboration grants for larger efforts. You can apply through the Single Application for Assistance online application system.
Application period is closed as of Friday, October 31, 2025 at 5 pm. The Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Grant Program provides reimbursement grants for applicants who want to improve urban agriculture infrastructure in Pennsylvania.
\r\n These grants will build out the infrastructure of urban agriculture by: Encouraging entities to work together Finding ways to bring operations to a greater scale Opening opportunities for people to become social entrepreneurs The Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Grant Program provides reimbursement grants for applicants who want to improve urban agriculture infrastructure in Pennsylvania.
These grants will build out the infrastructure of urban agriculture by: Encouraging entities to work together Finding ways to bring operations to a greater scale Opening opportunities for people to become social entrepreneurs Dr. Jamie Green, jamigreen@pa. gov Dr. Jamie Green, jamigreen@pa.
gov Frequently Asked Questions (PDF) \r\n Urban Ag Infrastructure Grant Presentation (PDF) \r\n Pennsylvania Bulletin Frequently Asked Questions (PDF) Urban Ag Infrastructure Grant Presentation (PDF) Applications must be submitted through the Single Application for Assistance online application system . \r\n Application period is closed as of Friday, October 31, 2025 at 5 pm.
\r\n Learn how to apply online on DCED's Single Application information site . \r\n Reporting Requirements \r\n Provide information and between four to 10 photographs about the Urban Ag project and describe the impact of the grant. Applications must be submitted through the Single Application for Assistance online application system .
Application period is closed as of Friday, October 31, 2025 at 5 pm. Learn how to apply online on DCED's Single Application information site . Provide information and between four to 10 photographs about the Urban Ag project and describe the impact of the grant.
We will award two types of grants. These include "microgrants" and "collaboration" grants. Micro grants are for one-time projects or a single entity applicant.
The maximum grant amount for these applications is $2,500, not to exceed 85% of project costs. Applicants will only need to match 15% of the total grant amount. Micro grants are for one-time projects or a single entity applicant.
The maximum grant amount for these applications is $2,500, not to exceed 85% of project costs. Applicants will only need to match 15% of the total grant amount. Collaboration grants which demonstrate cooperative or regional efforts which share resources, aggregate agricultural products or producers, promote the sharing of resources among agricultural entities, and support community development.
\r\n These applications should include several partners in a project. They have a maximum grant of $50,000, not to exceed 85% of project costs. Applicants will only need to match 15% of the total grant amount.
Collaboration grants which demonstrate cooperative or regional efforts which share resources, aggregate agricultural products or producers, promote the sharing of resources among agricultural entities, and support community development. These applications should include several partners in a project. They have a maximum grant of $50,000, not to exceed 85% of project costs.
Applicants will only need to match 15% of the total grant amount. Eligible & ineligible costs Here is a list of eligible and ineligible costs. Projects must be located in an urban area for this list of costs to apply.
Gardening/growing equipment Utility connections/off-grid energy or water systems Contracted labor/installations Cold storage/temperature control equipment Lighting (for growing only) Site design or planning (contracted) Gardening/growing equipment Utility connections/off-grid energy or water systems Contracted labor/installations Cold storage/temperature control equipment Lighting (for growing only) Site design or planning (contracted) Any purchases made outside the contract period Computers, tablets, phones Advertising (That is not located on site) Ineligible Matching Funds All items listed as "Ineligible Costs" Any purchases made outside the contract period Computers, tablets, phones Advertising (That is not located on site) Ineligible Matching Funds All items listed as "Ineligible Costs"
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Urban farmers and organizations in Pennsylvania. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (e.g., $40,500 for biochar equipment). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Grants (Pennsylvania) is funded by Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Pennsylvania. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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