Farmers and Tribal groups would get grants to fight climate change on their land.
This bill would create a new grant program to help farmers and Tribal communities make their land more resilient to extreme weather and reduce greenhouse gases. It sets aside $150 million each year for nine years to fund projects like improving soil health and managing nutrients. At least 33% of these funds would go to planning projects, and at least 33% would go to carrying out projects, with special support for historically underserved farmers and Tribal governments.
Currently, the Food Security Act of 1985 supports some conservation and pollution reduction efforts on agricultural land. This bill would create a new grant program specifically for climate adaptation and mitigation. It would set aside $150 million annually for nine years, from the government's budget year (October to September) 2026 through 2034. It would also explicitly include Tribal governments in assistance and expand the focus of existing pollution reduction efforts to include emissions reductions.
HR 6341 · 119th Congress · December 1, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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