Texas State Agriculture Programs Programs

The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) administers specialty crop grants, rural economic development funds, and producer support programs complementing federal USDA offerings.

TDA Grant Services

Funding cycles vary — bookmark TDA grants page for 2026 notices.

What it provides: State and federally pass-through grants for Texas agriculture, rural communities, and food systems.

Assistance: Past programs: specialty crops, young farmer education, rural hospital support.

Eligibility: Each RFP has unique rules — monitor TDA announcements.

Who may qualify:

  • Texas producers, nonprofits, and local governments per grant notice

Requirements:

  • Electronic application during open period
  • Matching funds for some grants

How to apply: Register on TDA grant portal and subscribe to funding alerts.

Official source: Texas Department of Agriculture

Go Texan Program (Marketing Support)

Marketing tool rather than operating grant — pairs with TDA competitive grants.

What it provides: Marketing and certification support for Texas agricultural products — not direct cash grants.

Assistance: Brand recognition and promotional opportunities at Texas events.

Eligibility: Membership and certification requirements for Go Texan label.

Who may qualify:

  • Texas agricultural producers and retailers

Requirements:

  • Apply for Go Texan certification
  • Use label per TDA guidelines

How to apply: Apply through TDA Go Texan portal.

Official source: Go Texan — TDA

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Resources

Essential first stop before applying for competitive grants.

What it provides: Free research-based education, disaster recovery guidance, and grant application workshops.

Assistance: Help navigating EQIP, VAPG, and TDA grant applications.

Eligibility: Extension agents in every Texas county.

Who may qualify:

  • All Texas farmers and ranchers

Requirements:

  • Contact county extension office

How to apply: Find county office at agrilifeextension.tamu.edu.

Official source: Texas A&M AgriLife Extension

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