SARE is a competitive grants program providing grants to researchers, agricultural educators, farmers and ranchers, and students in the United States.

• Research and Education Grants: Ranging from $30,000 to $150,000 or more, these grants fund projects that usually involve scientists, producers, and others in an interdisciplinary approach.
• Professional Development Grants: To spread the knowledge about sustainable concepts and practices, these projects educate Cooperative Extension Service staff and other ag professionals.
• Producer Grants: Producers apply for grants that typically run between $1,000 and $15,000 to conduct research, marketing and demonstration projects and share the results with other farmers and ranchers.
• Other grant opportunities: Graduate students, community development practitioners, and ag educators conducting on-farm research can apply for grants in some SARE regions.