The Native American Agriculture Fund recently invested $9,499,315 in grants through its 2026 Requests for Applications cycle, funding 26 organizations and 28 total projects that expand farmer and rancher access to capital. The grants reach Community Development Financial Institutions, Tribal Nations and their instrumentalities, 501c3 nonprofit organizations, and educational institutions working across Indian Country.
Fund commits millions in grants
Squash, peppers and corn season on racks in the Bad River Food Sovereignty Building in Odanah, Wisconsin. Native American nations in Wisconsin engage in agriculture to further food sovereignty, food security, preservation of culture and Tribal sovereignty.
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Market gardens seem common throughout the countryside. Gardeners are out with big, brimmed sunhats pulling weeds, hoeing, rototilling and harvesting.
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