Sets aside more money for local farmers' markets and helps new ones get started.
This bill would reauthorize and boost funding for a program that supports farmers' markets and local food systems. It would increase the money available for grants, setting aside $100 million each year for several years. A significant portion of these funds would be reserved to help establish new farmers' markets across the country.
Today, the Farmers' Markets and Local Food Promotion Program is authorized to receive $50 million each government budget year. Organizations typically need to provide matching funds for grants. After this bill, the program would be authorized to receive $100 million for each budget year from 2019 through 2026, and then $50 million for 2027 and beyond. Also, 30 percent of these funds would be reserved for new farmers' markets, and the rules for matching funds would be updated, with some priority grants being exempt.
HR 6775 · 119th Congress · December 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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