Rural & Agriculture Federal Grants: 118 Opportunities

118 open and upcoming federal grants for rural communities, farms, agriculture and frontier areas, with award amounts, deadlines and eligibility. Useful for rural nonprofits, co-ops, towns and ag businesses.

What's inside (example rows)

National Science Foundation Translation to Practice (NSF TTP) — U.S. National Science Foundation — 2026-11-17

Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer Programs Phase II — National Institute of Food and Agriculture — 2026-11-17

Easement Restoration and Stewardship — Natural Resources Conservation Service — 2026-11-19

Affordable Rural Cooperative (ARC) Energy Program — Rural Utilities Service — 2026-11-20

Each row also has eligibility, award floor/ceiling/total, expected awards, cost sharing, post date, Assistance Listing (CFDA) number, the Grants.gov link and SAM.gov program details.

FAQ

What file formats do I get?

A zip with an Excel workbook (.xlsx, filters on every column, plus a README/data dictionary tab) and a CSV of the same data. A README.txt is included.

How current is the data?

It's a snapshot taken October 28, 2026, from the Grants.gov XML extract (dated 2026-10-28) and SAM.gov Assistance Listings (updated 2026-10-24). Deadlines in the file were correct on that date. Federal opportunities change often, so check the official listing before you apply.

Where does the data come from?

Public U.S. government data: the Grants.gov XML Extract (grants.gov/xml-extract) and SAM.gov Assistance Listings (sam.gov/data-services). Each row links to its Grants.gov page and SAM.gov program listing. Grantor contact details have been removed.

Can I see a sample first?

Yes. A free 20-grant sample in the same format is here: https://payhip.com/b/1tEzq

What about refunds?

This is a digital download, delivered right after purchase. If something is wrong with your file or you have a question, contact the seller through Payhip and we'll sort it out.

Is this official or endorsed by the government?

No. It's compiled from public government data and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by HHS, GSA, Grants.gov or SAM.gov.