These are funding opportunities which students in the Horticultural Crop Breeding group are strongly recommended to apply for.
These funding opportunities are not disbursed by the Horticultural Crop Breeding group.
These are grant opportunities.
Links and due dates are updated periodically. Students should independently confirm due dates and plan accordingly.
Research Grant Program: Due ~January
https://www.raspberryblackberry.com/research-foundation/request-for-proposals/
Budget targets: $2,000- $5,000
FROM WEBSITE:
Targets:
Breeding for tolerance to environmental issue
Breeding for controlled environments or season extension
Breeding for reduced blackberry red drupelet reversion
Black raspberry development, including thornlessness and earlier/later ripening cultivars
Research Grant Program: Due ~April
Research Grant Program: Due ~April
https://nutgrowing.org/research-grants/
Temperate Nuts, Persimmon, and Pawpaw
Research Grant Program: Due ~May
https://www.hriresearch.org/research-application-and-requirements
Budget targets: $10,000- $35,000
FROM WEBSITE:
HRI research strategically focuses on
Quantifying Plant Benefits
Gathering Consumer Insights
Creating Innovative Solutions
Producing Practical & Actionable Solutions
HRI seeks to support research that
has defined outcomes
creates applicable advice for businesses
represents a return on investment for the green industry
Research Grant Program: Due ~May
Research Grant Program: Due ~May
FROM WEBSITE
Total funding available: Up to $3.5MM
Project duration: Up to 24 months
Funding amount per project: Up to 250,000 USD with up to 50,000 USD additional funding for projects partnering with researchers and/or industry stakeholders not previously engaged in alternative protein research.
Submission deadline: May 15th, 2025 at 12pm ET/9am PT
Research Grant Program: Due ~May
https://research.tamu.edu/funding/panther-rise-grant-program/
A collaboration between Prairie View A&M University and Texas A&M University, the PRISE program encourages productive research and scholarly collaborations to better position our faculties to pursue multidisciplinary research and innovation projects.
Award Selection and Funding
Teams selected for funding will receive $40,000 total, with $20,000 provided to the PVAMU principal investigator by PVAMU and $20,000 total to the Texas A&M principal investigator by Texas A&M. Funding decisions will be made through a review process. The guidelines for the PRISE Grant Program as defined by PVAMU are outlined in the RFP.
Eligibility
The PRISE program is open to tenured/tenure-track faculty members from all disciplines at both institutions. To apply to this program, two faculty investigators (one from each institution) must collaborate and submit a joint research/creative/scholarly proposal, following the guidelines provided in this announcement.
Research Themes
Proposals supporting the following thrust areas are encouraged.
Community and Economic Resilience
Emerging Technologies and Innovation
Health and Quality of Life
National Security
Space Exploration
Sustainability and Environment
Research Grant Program: Due ~June
#########NOTE: Requires at least 3 cooperating farmers.#########
Research Grant Program: Due ~June
Graduate Student Research Grant: Due. ~October
FROM WEBSITE
The Native Plant Society of Texas offers grants to Texas university graduate students to support research projects related to Texas native plants or the conservation and restoration of Texas native plant habitats.
Ann Miller Gonzalez Graduate Research Grants
This research grant is named in honor of an early supporter of Texas native plants. The award amount is up to $2500 for the duration of the grantee’s research project.
Research Grant Application
The grant application period will open on September 1, and close on October 15. Grant(s) will be disbursed by February 1 of the following year.
Research Grant Program: Due ~November
Research Grant Program: Due ~November
Responsive Agriculture
IHA Responsive Agriculture research fosters innovation in the agricultural sector and food environment to ensure economic prosperity while providing delicious, abundant, safe and nutritious food. Our work promotes health and well-being through agricultural innovation.
Through the Responsive Agriculture program, IHA drives advancement in human nutrition, environmental sustainability, and economic health across the agricultural value chain.
Research Grant Program: Due ~December
Research Grant Program: Due ~December
Research Grant Program: Due ~Variable/Pending
Keywords: regenerative ag/ agroecology/ nutrient density/ perennial food production systems
Research Grant Program: Due ~Variable/ Pending