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FMPP (Farmers Market Promotion Program)Grant

AMS · Montana

Program Overview

Grants to establish, expand, or promote farmers markets, roadside stands, CSAs, and other direct-to-consumer channels.

Program Details
$50,000–$500,000
Annual, typically spring (check ams.usda.gov)
grants.gov
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Required Documents
  • Business plan
  • Market analysis
  • Community support letters
Forms
  • SF-424
  • Project narrative
  • Budget
Pro Tip: Best for farmer cooperatives, market associations, or producers selling direct to consumers. Individual farmers can apply but stronger as a group.
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Your Local AMS Office
FSA Beaverhead County Farm Service Agency
420 Barrett St, Dillon, MT 59725-3588
(406) 683-3800
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420 Barrett St, Dillon, MT 59725-3588
(406) 683-3800
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who may qualify for FMPP in Montana?

Grants to establish, expand, or promote farmers markets, roadside stands, CSAs, and other direct-to-consumer channels. Contact your local AMS office in Montana for specific eligibility requirements.

How much does FMPP pay?

Value range: $50,000–$500,000. Actual amounts depend on your specific situation, crops, and acreage.

When is the FMPP deadline?

Annual, typically spring (check ams.usda.gov). Contact your local AMS office for the most current dates.

How do I apply for FMPP in Montana?

Apply at grants.gov. Required forms: SF-424, Project narrative, Budget.

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