This report identifies every open USDA Agriculture and Rural Development grant opportunity closing within the next 30 days, combined with a historically-grounded forecast of programs likely to open in the coming 30–60 day window. It is designed to give grant writers, nonprofit development staff, rural organizations, and agricultural cooperatives a single weekly briefing they can act on immediately.
Step 1 — Check for urgent items. Rows marked ▲ close within 7 days. These require immediate action. Confirm eligibility, gather required documents, and visit Grants.gov to download the application package.
Step 2 — Review the 30-day pipeline. The active opportunities table lists every qualifying USDA grant sorted by deadline. Use the Eligible column to filter by your organization type — nonprofits, cooperatives, tribal colleges, and state agencies all have distinct opportunity pools.
Step 3 — Plan ahead with predictions. Page 3 lists programs that have historically opened during this calendar window but have not yet posted this cycle. Add these to your grant calendar as watch items and begin preparing narratives now.
Step 4 — Study the seasonal calendar. The Federal Grant Calendar on page 3 shows the monthly posting rhythm across all 8 federal categories. Agriculture peaks March–April. Interior and Tribal grants flood in July–August. Defense spikes in May.
| # | Program Title / Agency | CFDA | Deadline | Max Award | Eligible |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rural Housing Preservation GrantUSDA Rural Development | 10.433 | May 153 days | $50,000 | Nonprofits, PHA |
| 2 | Value-Added Producer GrantsUSDA Agricultural Marketing Svc. | 10.352 | May 186 days | $250,000 | Ag. Producers |
| 3 | Socially Disadvantaged Groups GrantUSDA Rural Development | 10.871 | May 2210 days | $175,000 | Cooperatives |
| 4 | Rural Cooperative Development GrantUSDA Rural Development | 10.771 | May 27 | $225,000 | Nonprofits, Univ. |
| 5 | Organic Agriculture Research & ExtensionUSDA NIFA | 10.307 | May 29 | $2,000,000 | Universities, Nonprofits |
| 6 | National Integrated Water QualityUSDA NIFA | 10.303 | Jun 3 | $750,000 | State Agencies, Univ. |
| 7 | Risk Management Education PartnershipUSDA Risk Mgmt. Agency | 10.460 | Jun 5 | $4,160,000 | Nonprofits, State |
| 8 | Delta Health Care Service GrantUSDA Rural Development | 10.874 | Jun 6 | $1,000,000 | Nonprofits, Local Gov. |
| 9 | Tribal Colleges Research GrantsUSDA NIFA | 10.227 | Jun 8 | $2,500,000 | Tribal Colleges |
| 10 | USDA Small Business Innovation ResearchUSDA NIFA | 10.212 | Jun 10 | $600,000 | Small Business |
| 11 | Agriculture & Food Research InitiativeUSDA NIFA | 10.310 | Jun 12 | $10,000,000 | Universities, Nonprofits |
| 12 | Rural Business Development GrantUSDA Rural Development | 10.351 | Jun 13 | $500,000 | Nonprofits, Rural Gov. |
| 13 | Sustainable Agriculture Research & Ed.USDA NIFA | 10.215 | Jun 14 | $400,000 | Producers, Nonprofits |
| 14 | Community Facilities Grant ProgramUSDA Rural Development | 10.766 | Jun 17 | $35,000,000 | Nonprofits, Local Gov., Tribal |
| 15 | Revolving Fund ProgramUSDA Rural Development | 10.864 | Jun 19 | $1,000,000 | Nonprofits, Coops |
| 16 | Wood Innovations Grant ProgramUSDA Forest Service | 10.674 | Jun 20 | $250,000 | State/Local, For-Profit, Nonprofits |
| 17 | Beginning Farmer & Rancher Dev.USDA NIFA | 10.311 | Jun 22 | $750,000 | Nonprofits, State/Local |
| Program Title | CFDA | Years Seen | Typical Award | Typical Window | Eligible |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rural Cooperative Development Grant | 10.771 | 6 yrs | $225,000 | Apr – Jun | Nonprofits, Univ. |
| Socially Disadvantaged Groups Grant | 10.871 | 6 yrs | $175,000 | Apr – Jun | Cooperatives |
| Rural Housing Preservation Grant | 10.433 | 6 yrs | $50,000 | Apr – Jun | Nonprofits, PHA |
| Revolving Fund Program | 10.864 | 5 yrs | $1,000,000 | Mar – Jul | Nonprofits, Coops |
| National Integrated Water Quality Program | 10.303 | 5 yrs | $750,000 | Apr – Jun | State Agencies, Univ. |
| Risk Management Education Partnership | 10.460 | 4 yrs | $4,160,000 | May – Jun | Nonprofits, State |
| Tribal Colleges Research Grants Program | 10.227 | 4 yrs | $2,500,000 | Apr – Jun | Tribal Colleges |
| Delta Health Care Service Grant Program | 10.874 | 4 yrs | $1,000,000 | May – Jun | Nonprofits, Local Gov. |
| Category |
Jan Feb Mar Apr
May Jun Jul Aug
Sep Oct Nov Dec
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Peak Month |
|---|---|---|
| Agri & Rural ▸ you | April | |
| Health & Human Svcs | March | |
| Defense & Homeland | May ▲ | |
| Interior / Tribal | Aug | |
| Justice & Safety | March | |
| Education, Labor & Transport | May / Jun |
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