Apply for Scholarships

New Zealand Young Farmers awards two University cash scholarships worth $1,500 every study year. The applications must be from students who are New Zealand Young Farmers Members studying agriculture or agriculturally related topics at universities.

Exclusive to NZ Young Farmers members, applications for the Future Me Scholarship are now open. Valued at $1500, the Future Me Scholarship provides financial support for planned professional development.

The Lincoln University TeenAg Scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to students who wish to undertake studies at Lincoln University and who plan to make a career in a land-based Industry.

Two scholarships may be offered annually to a student intending on studying at Lincoln University. The value of the scholarship is $4,000 towards tuition fees or on-campus accommodation.

Each year FMG help two promising agriculture students starting their first year at university. FMG agriculture scholarship provides $5,000 towards your Halls of Residence or Living Costs in your first year of uni and $5,000 towards your course fees for the remaining years of your undergraduate degree (up to a maximum of three years).

Are you looking for ways to help cut the cost of university study? There are more than 250
scholarships available for students to study agriculture or ag-related courses. The value of those scholarships exceeds $3 million. The scholarships are closing all the time, so be prepared and get your application in early.

Dairy NZ has several scholarships available for study at Massey and Lincoln University. For more information head to their website by clicking here.

Beef + Lamb New Zealand offers a range of undergraduate scholarships to support people undertaking qualifications that allow them to pursue a career in the sheep and beef industries.

The scholarships are a tangible expression of the confidence the industry has in its long-term future and reflect the need for well-qualified people to carry it to new levels of performance built on innovation, productivity and top-class management skills.

To commemorate the service and dedication of  Hugh Williams, who died in a farm accident on 19 May 2000, Ravensdown and the Williams family have established a memorial scholarship. One scholarship will be awarded per year and the successful applicant will receive $5000 for each year of study. In addition, the recipient will be offered the opportunity of paid holiday work at Ravensdown.