Eligibility: Any proposal to acquire an interest in water that results in protected instream flows is eligible for funding consideration. Projects must address either identified conservation needs of habitats or species (as determined by ODFW) or improving water quality in water-quality-limited areas (as determined by DEQ). Region: Statewide Notes: Grant applications closed October 15, 2025. The…
read moreA list of Soil and Water Conservation Districts' (SWCD) Soil Health Programs curated by the Oregon Climate and Agriculture Network. Included are lists of equipment available for rental, soil testing services, and grants. This is a google doc of all the rental programs available for farmers by their local Soil and Water Conservation Districts. You…
read moreClackamas Community College has a full Organic Farming Certificate Program. The 1 year long Program focuses on an ecological systems approach to regenerative farming principles and practices organic production methods. Courses cover the principles and practices of organic fruit and vegetable growing, harvesting, and marketing, as well as starting and managing a successful farm business.…
read moreEligibility: 1. Producing food for human consumption on agricultural land. 2. Include at least 1 approved management practice (see Appendix). 3. A Technical Assistance Provider is required. 4. A carbon farm plan or conservation plan is not a requirement. 5. Applicants may only receive one grant per funding round. 6. Applicants who have received a…
read moreEligibility: Must be a small-scale farmer making less than $350,000 in gross sales each year. Region: Statewide in Oregon Notes: Funding for this grant program was not renewed during the 2025 Oregon Legislative Session and there will not be a third funding round in late 2025/early 2026. We will post updates if funding becomes available…
read moreEligibility: Any farmer, one any type of acreage or crop production, is eligible in the State of Oregon. Region: Statewide Notes: To access EQIP funding contact your local NRCS office. They will conduct a site visit, make a conservation plan, and then create a contract to get you financial assistance to complete the conservation practices…
read moreThe Oregon Community Food System Network (OCFSN) is a 501(c)(3) made up of a collaboration of nonprofit organizations and allies dedicated to strengthening local and regional food systems to deliver better economic, social, health, and environmental outcomes across the state.
read moreThe Energy Trust of Oregon offers technical assistance and funding to offset the costs of energy-efficiency upgrades to buildings and equipment on farms, renewable energy projects, irrigation efficiency investments, and greenhouse upgrades.
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