TRIBAL AGRICULTURE FELLOWSHIP
Are you an Indigenous student passionate about agriculture? The Tribal Agriculture Fellowship is your opportunity to meet and participate with Native advocates devoted to sharing the Indigenous perspective and making a difference in Tribal agriculture.
The mission of TAF is to create opportunities for students to advance their education with the purpose of preserving and promoting the legacy of agriculture in Tribal communities. Become part of our mission to create a lasting impact for future generations.
We’re excited to share an important new chapter for the Tribal Agriculture Fellowship (TAF). TAF is opening up TWO applications to support Native American students getting degrees in agriculture, natural resources, and related fields. Keep an eye out for our applications releasing next week!
Join us for our first webinar, where we’ll answer your questions about the new scholarship application and walk you through the fellowship application process.
Join us for our last webinar as we answer any of your final questions before the application deadline.
The Tribal Agriculture Fellowship is always growing, come meet the students and alumni across the country who are the next leaders of Native American agriculture!
Read more about our student programming here at TAF. See how we reach students at multiple stages of education!
Want to partner with TAF to support the future generation of Native American agricultural leaders? Learn more about our current partners and how you can get involved!
2024 – 2025 TAF Annual Report
Learn more about our students’ journeys in the 2024-2025 TAF Annual Report and see how TAF is helping advance Native agricultural education and the future of Indigenous food systems across the United States. We invite you to explore our Fellows’ stories, successes, and growth highlighted in this year’s report.
The Tribal Agriculture Fellowship was created with the purpose of preserving and promoting the legacy of agriculture in Tribal communities. This lifelong fellowship aids students in achieving their educational goals leading to careers in agriculture.
