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Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) - Veterinary Student Research Fellowship

DeadlineDecember 17, 2025, by 5 p.m. EST
Award amount$50,000 to $250,000 each
Last checkedJun 26, 2026
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Growing Impact Award - Request for Applications

Request for Applications for the Growing Impact Award, funding research expansion from previous FFAR projects. Details eligibility, deadlines, and application process.

Deadline
November 12, 2025
Award amount
US $600k to $4M total per proposal
Eligibility
Investigators on FFAR-funded Seeding Solutions and NIA projects; Projects completing 75% of award period by Nov 5, 2025; Projects completed on or after Nov 5, 2023; All required annual and final reports must be submitted and approved by Nov 12, 2025
Requirements
Match is required for this funding opportunity; Matching funds must be identified and confirmed by Nov 12, 2025; Matching funds must be equal to or greater than FFAR funding request; Matching funds cannot come from the U.S. federal government; If PI is not original FFAR project PI, a letter of recommendation is required
Application materials
Budget Spreadsheet; Current and Pending Support (PI and Key Personnel); Project timeline (by year); References cited; PI and Key Personnel Bio-sketches (five-page limit per individual); Matching Funds Contribution Letter(s)
How to apply
Submit full proposal through FFAR's online Grant Management System; Invitations to submit full application sent by September 24, 2025; Full proposals due by November 12, 2025; No extensions granted for missed deadlines
Important dates
Full Application Invitation: September 24, 2025; Full Application Due: November 12, 2025; Award Notification: Winter 2026; Anticipated Project Start Date: Spring/Summer 2026; Informational Webinar: October 2, 2025
Contact
General Questions/Eligibility; Grant Management System Questions; Scientific Program Director

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