Northeast SARE offers seven competitive grant programs as follows.
Farmer Grant Program
For commercial farmers who want to test a new idea using a field trial, on-farm demonstration, marketing initiative, or other technique.
Historically Underserved Farming Communities Grant Program
The historically underserved farmer/farming communities grant program is designed to address systemic/structural barriers to access that disproportionately limit the ability of historically underserved farmer/farming communities to fully participate in SARE programs.
Professional Development Grant Program
This grant program funds train-the-trainer projects that increase the knowledge, skills, understanding, and abilities of agricultural service providers to teach farmers about sustainable practices and approaches.
Research and Education Grant Program
This grant program funds projects with or without an applied research component that result in farmers gaining knowledge and skills they can apply to make verifiable changes that lead to greater sustainability.
Research for Novel Approaches in Sustainable Agriculture Grant Program
This grant program funds projects for applied sustainable agriculture research for which farmer adoption is not yet realistic.
Partnership Grant Program
For agricultural professionals who want to conduct projects working in partnership with farmers.
Graduate Student Research Grant Program
For students enrolled in a graduate program at a Northeast accredited college, university, or veterinary school who want to research key topics in sustainable agriculture.
Funded Projects
To learn about projects that Northeast SARE has funded in the past, you can view project reports through SARE's national projects database.
SARE Logic Models & Reporting Expectations
A description of the resources, activities, outputs, and outcomes of the program