Tribal Extension
Culturally tailored Extension services that support agriculture, youth, health and economic development.
Overview
Built on relationships and local leadership, the Federally Recognized Tribal Extension Program (FRTEP) connects land-grant institutions, tribal colleges, and community partners to strengthen lives, livelihoods, and communities. Tribal Extension Agents are embedded within Native American communities, building trust and supporting the delivery of locally relevant and responsive programs. Learn about our funding and National FRTEP efforts.
Resources
4-H Youth Development
Connecting youth to hands-on learning and mentorship so they are ready whatever their future holds.
Financial Health For Tribal Producers
Gain insights on improving your operation or starting a new one successfully.
FRAME: Fundamental Resources for Agricultural Micro-Entrepreneurs
Learn how to start a livestock operation and other businesses.
Water in the Native World Series
Indigenous-led research addressing water challenges in Indigenous communities.
Diversified Agriculture
Toolbox of curriculum and resources on money and business management and starting a business.
Native Waters on Arid Lands
Evaluating climate adaptation options for sustaining water resources and agriculture within tribal communities in the American Southwest.
Rangelands on Indigenous Lands
Resource library on land-related issues relevant to ranglands managed by tribes.
Our impact
Ripple Effects Mapping combines stories, data, and experiences from FRTEP program participants to showcase the impact we’re having on communities. Read the nationwide report, explore our map of external partners and read reports for the communities we serve below.
