The Bee Cause Project grant from FDACS supports hands-on honey bee education and STEAM-based research in Florida schools and communities.
Honey Bee Research supports researchers studying honey bee health and the natural production of honey to help beekeepers maintain healthy bees and strengthen the beekeeping industry.
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture funds local beekeeper associations to hire inspectors who monitor and protect honeybee colony health through scientific inspections.
The Florida Agriculture in the Classroom Teacher Grant funds Florida teachers to integrate agricultural science and research concepts into core classroom subjects, enhancing student understanding of food systems and agriculture.
Florida Farm Bureau Mini Grants support Florida educators in developing innovative science and research projects for pre-K to 12th grade classrooms, as highlighted by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
The Florida Agriculture in the Classroom Volunteer Grant funds nonprofits to deliver science-based agricultural education to Florida students, promoting awareness of local agriculture and its scientific foundations.