SOUTHWEST INDIAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION INC

Hosts annual conferences and Livestock Field Days, offering technical sessions, workshops, and hands-on learning for tribal farmers, ranchers, producers, and youth on topics such as range management, climate adaptation, water conservation, and accessing USDA programs.

Organizes an annual conference for tribal farmers, ranchers, and agricultural producers, providing education, technical information, and networking opportunities for Native American agricultural communities. This conference has been held over 36 times.

Hosts annual conferences and educational events, such as the Livestock Field Days, for tribal farmers, ranchers, producers, and business owners. These events provide technical sessions, hands-on learning, and networking opportunities on topics like range management, climate outlook, farm loans, conservation programs, and veterinary services, including a dedicated youth program.

Hosts annual conferences and educational events, such as the Livestock Field Days, for tribal farmers, ranchers, producers, and business owners. These events provide technical sessions, hands-on learning, and networking opportunities on topics including range management, climate outlook, farm loans, conservation programs, and veterinary services.

Hosts annual two-day Livestock Field Days, providing hands-on learning and technical sessions on range management, climate and drought outlook, farm loan and conservation programs, and veterinary services for tribal livestock producers and agricultural professionals. A dedicated youth program is also offered during this event.

Offers annual scholarships, including the Dr. Roe B. Lewis scholarships ($2,000 each) for Native American college students studying agriculture or natural resources, and the Mario K. Marks scholarships ($1,000 each) for intermediate and high school tribal groups or individual students to promote knowledge of Indian agriculture and natural resources.

Offers annual scholarships, including five Dr. Roe B. Lewis scholarships ($2,000 each) for Native American college students studying agriculture or natural resources, and five Mario K. Marks scholarships ($1,000 each) for intermediate and high school tribal groups or individual students to promote knowledge of Indian agriculture and natural resources.

Offers annual Dr. Roe B. Lewis scholarships ($2,000 each) to Native American college students studying agriculture or natural resources, and Mario K. Marks scholarships ($1,000 each) to intermediate and high school tribal groups or individual students to promote knowledge of Indian agriculture and natural resources.

Awards five annual Dr. Roe B. Lewis scholarships, each for $2,000, to Native American college students (four undergraduate, one graduate) studying agriculture or natural resources to help with educational expenses. These scholarships have been awarded to students from various tribes since at least 2018.

Offers five annual Mario K. Marks scholarships, each for $1,000, to intermediate and high school tribal groups or individual tribal students to promote knowledge of Indian agriculture and natural resources. These scholarships have been awarded to students and groups from various tribes since at least 2007.

Conducts needs assessments to understand the specific support required by Tribal communities in the agricultural sector.

Conducts needs assessments to understand the support required by Tribal communities.

Conducts needs assessments to understand the specific support required by Tribal communities in the agricultural sector.

Conducts needs assessments to understand the support required by Tribal communities.

Provides services such as business plans, feasibility studies, cooperative formation/development support, market studies, and infrastructure development to tribal communities.

Coordinates training events and hosts strategic planning meetings in communities, providing trained facilitators and educational materials tailored to specific needs, and offers free one-on-one technical assistance for federal grant applications.

Provides free educational workshops and one-on-one technical assistance to local ranchers, farmers, and producers on topics including rangeland management, climate adaptation, water conservation, invasive species control, and accessing USDA programs.

Coordinates various training events in communities, tailored to specific needs, and hosts strategic planning meetings, providing trained facilitators and educational materials.

Provides free educational workshops and one-on-one technical assistance to local ranchers, farmers, and producers on various agricultural topics. This includes support for business plans, feasibility studies, cooperative formation, market studies, infrastructure development, and federal grant applications.

Provides free educational workshops and one-on-one technical assistance to local ranchers, farmers, and producers on various agricultural topics. This includes support for federal grant applications, business plans, feasibility studies, cooperative development, market studies, and infrastructure development.

Provides free one-on-one technical assistance to local ranchers, farmers, and producers on various agricultural topics.

Provides free, one-on-one technical assistance for federal grant applications and offers services such as business plans, feasibility studies, cooperative formation/development support, market studies, and infrastructure development.