Sheep entering a pasture of deep grass, following a person, with forest on the horizon and blue sky above.USDA/FPAC photo by Preston Keres

New York Soil Health Mini-grants

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The deadline to apply is June 16, 2025.
The New York Soil Health Initiative’s mini-grant program supports soil health related projects, activities, and travel within New York State. Eligible individuals or organizations may apply for up to $2000 for a project and up to $500 for a travel mini-grant. Project grants can be used to support research, extension, or outreach activities in New York that have a soil health component. Travel grants support travel and attendance at a soil health related workshop, field day, or conference within New York.

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