The Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station Research Grants fund collaborative science to advance agricultural research, technology, and best practices in Oklahoma and beyond.
Funder: Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (pre-proposal submission deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Typical awards support multi-year research projects; funding pool ~$45M annually across >1,000 projects.
Summary: Supports collaborative research advancing agricultural science, technology, and best practices in Oklahoma and beyond.
The Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station (OAES) Research Grants program funds innovative research projects that advance agricultural and related sciences. Administered by OSU Ag Research, the program fosters collaboration among Oklahoma State University (OSU) faculty, local producers, industry partners, and various agencies. The grants support both applied and laboratory research in areas such as animal and plant health, environmental resources, economic development, food safety, and technology. The overarching goal is to develop best management practices and new technologies addressing challenges in food production, human health, and local economies.
Research projects commonly leverage OSU’s extensive research infrastructure, including over 40 facilities and 15 outlying research stations across Oklahoma. The program emphasizes the development of science-based knowledge and solutions to benefit Oklahoma and broader agricultural communities.