This is a database of financial and technical resources that are currently available for producers in the US. It contains information from government, non-profit, extension, state planning tools, and many other relevant financial or technical assistance providers and resources. Financial resources include grants, cost-share, loan programs and other incentives available. For additional information on financial resources, please click on the links below:
A Guide to Grants for Organizations that Support Dairy Sustainability
A Guide to NRCS Funding for Dairy Farms
This resource enables you to easily filter by state, level of funding assistance (state, federal, etc.), type of assistance (technical or financial), administrator of assistance and the link to the resource. We have made best efforts to keep all information and external links up to date. We would appreciate you notifying dairyfarm@nmpf.org if you notice any errors or out of data information. This was developed in July 2023 and will be updated pending resource availability.
Reach out to us at dairyfarm@nmpf.org if you are aware of programs that should be included.
Financial and technical programs and resources available to support producers in encouraging and protecting pollinators on their operation.
Pollinators are an essential for crops to produce seeds, fruits and continue to reproduce. Encouraging pollinators and protecting pollinator habitats support soil health, biodiversity, crop yield, and much more.
Financial and technical programs and resources available to support producers in implementing and determining the effectiveness of cover crops on their operation.
Cover crops sequester carbon in the atmosphere, slow soil erosion, increase soil fertility, soil nutrient content, water availability, biodiversity, and reduce the incidence of pests and diseases.
Financial and technical programs and resources available to support producers in implementing conservation tillage practices on their operation.
Tillage management practices help to preserve soil structure, support increased water infiltration and water and nutrient holding capacity, and support soil carbon sequestration and soil biological activity.
Financial and technical programs and resources available to support producers in implementing energy-saving and efficiency practices on their operation.
Energy efficient practices are practices that use less energy to perform the same task or produce the same result as the conventional practice uses.
Financial and technical programs and resources available to support producers in creating and implementing nutrient management plans and best practices on their operation.
Nutrient management best practices focus on the four Rs: Right source, Right rate, Right time and Right place.
Financial or technical resources available for all qualifying individuals in the United States that are implemented at the federal level. For example; USDA NRCS EQIP and CSP programs.
Financial or technical resources available for all qualifying individuals in the United States implemented at the state level. For example; software tools available for all states, on a state-by-state basis.
Financial or technical resources available for individuals across multiple states or within a region.
Financial or technical resources available at the state, county, or city/town level.