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USDA-NIFA-SCRI-012018
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Emergency Citrus Disease Research and Extension Pre-Applications

National Institute of Food and Agriculture (USDA-NIFA)

$500,000 - $15,000,000
Due Nov 2, 2026
At a glance
Moderate Complexity

The Emergency Citrus Disease Research and Extension (ECDRE) program is looking for proposals to help fight a disease called HLB that affects citrus plants. The goal is to find new ways to control this disease and help citrus growers keep their farms sustainable. The program encourages teamwork and using existing knowledge to come up with new solutions.

Who it's for: This grant is for organizations that can develop new strategies to control the HLB disease in citrus plants. It's ideal for groups that can collaborate and integrate existing knowledge to create practical solutions for citrus growers.

More details

Likely Disqualifiers

  • Lack of collaborative approach
  • Proposals not focused on HLB disease
  • Inability to demonstrate financial sustainability for citrus production
  • Non-compliance with application guidelines
  • Submission after the deadline

What You May Need

  • Detailed project proposal
  • Evidence of collaborative partnerships
  • Budget plan
  • Timeline for project implementation
  • Organizational background and expertise
  • Proof of ability to integrate existing knowledge
  • Registration with relevant federal systems

Cautions

  • Ensure your proposal aligns with the goal of controlling HLB disease.
  • Collaboration is a key requirement.
  • Projects must focus on near-term solutions.
  • Be mindful of the application deadline.

Generated from official source details for readability

Eligibility

Eligible Applicant Types

Other

Additional Criteria

Eligible applicants are categorized as 'OTHER', which typically includes entities that do not fall under standard categories like universities or non-profits. This might include specialized research organizations or collaborative groups focused on agriculture and disease management.

Overview

This grant is for organizations that can develop new strategies to control the HLB disease in citrus plants. It's ideal for groups that can collaborate and integrate existing knowledge to create practical solutions for citrus growers.

Likely Disqualifiers

  • Lack of collaborative approach
  • Proposals not focused on HLB disease
  • Inability to demonstrate financial sustainability for citrus production
  • Non-compliance with application guidelines
  • Submission after the deadline

Use of Funds

Funds can be used to develop and implement new strategies to control HLB disease in citrus plants. This includes research, collaboration efforts, and deploying solutions that can be used by citrus growers.

Total Program Funding

$46,237,828

Expected Awards

21

Cost Sharing

Not Required

Important Dates

Posted
Sep 2, 2026
Deadline
Nov 2, 2026(51 days)
Archive Date
Dec 2, 2026
Last Updated
Sep 2, 2026

Application Checklist

0/7 complete
  • Register with federal grant systems
  • Prepare a detailed project proposal
  • Establish collaborative partnerships
  • Develop a comprehensive budget plan
  • Outline a clear project timeline
  • Gather organizational background information
  • Submit application by November 2, 2026

Award Range

$500,000 - $15,000,000

Deadline

Nov 2, 2026

Total Program Funding

$46,237,828

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