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SARE's mission is to advance—to the whole of American agriculture—innovations that improve profitability, stewardship and quality of life by investing in groundbreaking research and education. SARE's vision is...

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Farmer Grant

For commercial farmers who want to test a new idea using a field trial, on-farm demonstration, marketing initiative, or other technique. Applications are submitted on line in late November or early December for awards the following spring.

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Partnership Grant

For agricultural service providers--extension staff, consultants, nonprofits, state departments of agriculture, and other advisors in the farm community--who want to conduct on-farm demonstrations, research, or marketing projects with farmers as cooperators. The deadline for 2014 awards is November 13, 2013 for awards in the spring. 

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Sustainable Community Grant

For community organizations making direct connections between community revitalization and farming. Submit applications on line in November for awards in the spring. 

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Graduate Student Grant

For students enrolled in a graduate program at an accredited college, university, or veterinary school who want to research key topics in sustainable agriculture. Proposals are submitted in the spring for awards in August.

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Professional Development Grant

For educators delivering outcome-based training in sustainable techniques to Cooperative Extension staff and other service providers. Preproposals submitted on line in August; full proposals from approved applicants submitted in November for awards the following spring. 

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Research and Education Grant

For researchers and educators offering outcome-based projects that benefit farmers and explore new sustainable farm practices. Preproposals are normally due in August, with approved full proposals due in November for awards the following spring. 

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Agroecosystems Research Grants

For long-term research that explores the ecological interactions that are the basis of sustainable agriculture. We are currently supporting two long-term projects and won't be offering this award in the coming grant round.

Conference and Workshop Support

Request a grant workshop or other presentation about Northeast SARE.

 

2013 Deadlines

May 21, Graduate Student proposals due

July 29, Research and Education and Professional Development preproposals due

November 13, Partnership proposals due

December 2, Farmer proposals due

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Finding the Fit

Which grant is

right for you?

Each grant program has its own eligibility, budget, and proposal guidelines. Take your time and read through each description, keeping in mind how the goals and requirements for each grant relate to your project concept. 

If you read through the descriptions and are still not sure which program will work best for the project you have in mind, call Northeast SARE at 802-656-0471 or send us a query email.

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