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Alaska at a glance

39 active opportunities

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State-specific: 37
National: 3
Closing in 45 days: 20
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Funding type mix

39programs

Payment program15
Loan10
Cost-share6
Grant5
Grant + loan guarantee1
Loan guarantee1
Reimbursement1

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Funding for Alaska

2 state-specific · 37 national

Alaska programLoan

Agricultural Revolving Loan Fund (ARLF)

Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Division of Agriculture

Funding: Loan-class maximums from $200,000 to $3,000,000; $3,000,000 total outstanding per borrower • Fixed rates 3.0–4.0%. Classes: short-term operating ($200,000, 4.00%), chattel equipment/livestock ($3,000,000, 3.00%), farm development ($3,000,000), irrigation ($3,000,000), product processing ($500,000), land clearing ($250,000). Loans may not exceed 75% of collateral value less existing liens.
Who it is for: producer, Alaska residents engaged in commercial agriculture — individuals, partnerships, joint ventures, or corporations with demonstrated farming experience

Apply by Oct 17, 2026

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Alaska programGrant

Western SARE Farmer/Rancher Grant

Western SARE (Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education)

Funding: Up to $35,000 • Producer-led on-farm research plus outreach on sustainable agriculture topics spanning social, environmental, and economic sustainability. Projects run 1-3 years. Also covers American Samoa, Guam, Micronesia, and the Northern Mariana Islands. This is the farmer-direct SARE track, distinct from the Professional Development, Research & Education, and Graduate Student tracks.
Who it is for: producer, Agricultural producers (farmers and ranchers) in the 13 Western states and the Pacific island protectorates are the main applicants; they must partner with a technical advisor, but the producer is the applicant and grant recipient.

Apply by Oct 28, 2026

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NationalGrant

For Farmers Grant (Foundational, Land Stewardship & Transformational)

For Farmers Movement

Funding: $500 - $10,000 • Three tiers: Foundational Grants of $500-$1,000 for infrastructure, equipment, supplies, innovation, or making up for a loss (a minimum of 100 awarded); one Land Stewardship Grant of $5,000 for a farm committed to caring for the land in ways that strengthen soil, protect natural resources, and support long-term farm and ecosystem health; and at least one Transformational Grant of $10,000 for a farm project with profound impact on farm operations and community. All tiers use the same application, and applicants for the Land Stewardship and Transformational grants must also apply for a Foundational grant.
Who it is for: producer, Commercial farmers located in the 50 US states, Washington DC, or US territories whose operation sells most of its products; homesteads and animal sanctuaries are excluded, and past For Farmers grant recipients may reapply alone or with up to two partner farms.

Apply by Oct 12, 2026

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NationalPayment program

2026 Crop Year Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC)

USDA

Funding: ARC provides support when covered farm revenue falls below its guarantee; PLC when covered commodity prices fall below the effective reference price.
Who it is for: producer, Agricultural producers with a share interest in covered commodities grown on a farm with base acres

Apply by Dec 11, 2026

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NationalGrant

Community Roots: Farm Grant

Rooted Farmers

Funding: $500–$1,500 • Eligible community-improvement equipment, marketing, infrastructure or technology, plus a year of Rooted Farmers Pro for Farms and coaching.
Who it is for: producer, US based farms/producers with at least 3 years owning or running farming operations; community access project must have the potential to benefit at least 3 farms

Apply by Dec 15, 2026

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NationalReimbursement

Organic Certification Cost Share Program

USDA Farm Service Agency

Funding: Up to 75% of certification costs paid during the program year, not to exceed $750 per certification scope (crops, wild crops, livestock, processing/handling, and state organic program fees).
Who it is for: producer, certified organic handlers

Apply by Dec 31, 2026

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NationalGrant

Catalyzing Agroforestry Grant Program

Virginia Tech Agroforestry with regional partners (funded by Edwards Mother Earth Foundation and Southern SARE)

Funding: Field practices up to $1,500/acre (first 4 acres), $1,000/acre (acres 5-8), $750/acre beyond; forest farming up to $1,000 for 1/4 acre plus up to $500/acre site prep • Reimbursement of documented project expenses after project completion, capped per acre by practice • Projects must be completed within 18 months of award. Allowed expenses: site preparation, planting stock, equipment rentals, tree protection, contractor labor; excludes livestock purchases, personal producer time, woodland thinning, and major machinery such as tractors.
Who it is for: producer, nonprofit, other, farmers, future and current producers, community agroforestry projects

Apply by Mar 1, 2027

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NationalPayment program

Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honeybees, and Farm-Raised Fish (ELAP)

USDA Farm Service Agency

Funding: Varies by eligible loss, market value, and eligible feed/water transportation costs; contact FSA for the applicable rate.
Who it is for: producer, Producers of livestock, honeybees, and farm raised fish with eligible documented losses

Apply by Mar 1, 2027

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NationalPayment program

Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP)

USDA Farm Service Agency

Funding: Monthly payments based on drought severity (U.S. Drought Monitor) and eligible livestock units; for eligible fire losses, livestock numbers and grazing days lost. • Drought payment months: D2 for at least four consecutive weeks = 1 (was eight weeks before the Working Families Tax Cuts Act update); D2 for at least 7 of 8 consecutive weeks = 2; D3 at any time = 3; D3 for at least four weeks or D4 at any time = 4; D4 for four weeks, not necessarily consecutive = 5.
Who it is for: producer, Livestock producers with qualifying drought related grazing losses or fire related grazing losses on federally managed land

Apply by Mar 1, 2027

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