Keep it simple
By applying the KISS principle to farming and gardening, we can focus on the essentials that consistently support high yields.
Read MoreThe New Farmer Expansion Grant was created through the generous support of a local donor to support new and beginning farmers in Trumbull County. The purpose of this $1,500 grant is to help offset farm operation costs. This can include but is not limited to: fuel costs, fertilizer costs, equipment costs, land rent, etc. The appropriate use of funds will be left up to the determination of the donor.
Eligibility
Questions
Selection
Selection of the final applicant will be made by Trumbull County Farm Bureau and the donor.
Where and How to Apply
Apply online.
Deadline
April 15, 2026
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