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Youth in Agriculture is a scholarship and grant program from the Missouri Agricultural Foundation that supports youth development in agriculture through the Missouri State Fair. Since 1992, the program has awarded more than $1. 3 million in scholarships to over 1,000 recipients.
The program is funded through events such as the Best of Missouri Sale and the Sale of Champions, which in 2025 raised over $88,000 and $244,000 respectively for Youth in Agriculture initiatives. The program is committed to serving Missouri youth who are involved in agriculture and agricultural education.
Organizations supporting agriculture education and youth development in agriculture are eligible to apply for related grant and sponsorship funding associated with the program.
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Youth in Agriculture | Missouri State Fair Youth in Agriculture Support Support Youth in Agriculture by making a donation. 2026-2027 Youth In Agriculture Scholarship Recipients Since 1992, the Youth in Agriculture committee has awarded 1,003 scholarships totaling $1,310,000. 2026-2027 Scholarship Recipients 2026 Best of Missouri Awards & Sale The sale will take place on Saturday, Aug 22 in the Lowell Mohler Assembly Hall.
Carcass awards will start at 10:30 am and the sale will follow at 11:15 am. Best of Missouri Awards & Sale Rules The sale will take place on Saturday, Aug 22 in the Lowell Mohler Assembly Hall at 1:30 pm. 2026 Youth in Agriculture Committee The Missouri State Fair Foundation Youth in Agriculture Committee is committed to serving Missouri youth in agriculture.
2025 Y outh in Agriculture Sponsors Thanks to the support of our generous Youth in Agriculture sponsors. 2025 Best of Missouri Sale Results The 2025 Best of Missouri Sale raised over $88,000 for Youth in Agriculture. 2025 Best of Missouri Hometown Support Sponsors Thanks to the support of our generous hometown support sponsors.
Best of Missouri Sponsors 2025 Sale of Champions Results The 2025 Sale of Champions raised more than $244,000 for Youth in Agriculture. Sale of Champions Results 2025 Sale of Champions Hometown Support Sponsors Thanks to the support of our generous hometown support sponsors. Sale of Champions Sponsors
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations supporting agriculture education and youth development in agriculture. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Youth in Agriculture is funded by Missouri Agricultural Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Missouri. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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