Missouri small farms (under $250,000 in sales), small agribusinesses (under $5 million) and agriculture businesses that process local farm products for Missouri institutions can get up to 90% (max $200,000) for coolers, freezers, washing and packing equipment and food-safety plans. Due December 15, 2026.
Funds Missouri small businesses, small agribusinesses and small farms that access and process locally grown agricultural products, to support the use of Missouri agricultural products in institutions within the state. Grants can cover up to 90% of eligible project costs, such as coolers, freezers, washing, bagging, packing and sorting equipment, and professional services for GAP/GHP and HACCP plans. A minimum 10% cash match is required, and the cumulative maximum is $200,000. Applications for March 2027 funding must reach MASBDA by 3 p.m. on December 15, 2026.
Small agribusiness: a qualified agribusiness as defined in section 348.400 RSMo, located in Missouri, with gross annual sales of less than five million dollars
Small farm: a family-owned farm or family farm corporation as defined in Section 350.010, located in Missouri, with less than $250,000 in gross sales per year
Individuals must be at least 18 and legal Missouri residents; groups, businesses or organizations related to agriculture with a Missouri-based concept may also apply
Must be enrolled in E-Verify and provide proof of citizenship, identity and residence
At least one institutional letter of commitment or purchase contract, dated within 4 months of the deadline, is required
Minimum 10% cash match; ineligible costs include debt payoff, salaries/wages, production and operating expenses, motor vehicles, and travel
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