The Tribal Agriculture Fellowship (TAF) is a fellowship program dedicated to advancing education in agriculture, increasing specialized knowledge, and promoting the sustainability of agriculture in Tribal communities. This particular call is for CTE (Career and Technical Education) students pursuing certificate programs or two-year associate degrees in agriculture or related career and technical fields. The fellowship provides an opportunity for students to become Tribal Agriculture Fellows, supporting their educational pursuits and contributing to the future of Tribal agriculture. The application process is designed for current and prospective CTE students. Applications are open on a rolling basis, with a final deadline of January 1, 2027. There is no application fee. Applicants may submit their application while recommenders are still completing their recommendations, provided all required questions and uploads are completed before submission. The fellowship does not specify a prize amount or location, focusing instead on educational support and community impact. While the fellowship is open to all disciplines in the sense that it supports agriculture and related career and technical fields, it specifically targets those in certificate or two-year degree programs. The curatorial vision is to foster specialized knowledge and sustainability in Tribal agriculture through education, empowering fellows to contribute meaningfully to their communities.