This bill boosts scholarships for students at 1890 land‑grant historically Black colleges and universities that focus on food and agriculture careers. It guarantees at least $15 million each year starting in 2025, with funds that stay available until used, and it makes the program permanent. The scholarships can be used for bachelor’s or graduate degrees .

Key points

• Who is affected: Students at 1890 land‑grant HBCUs studying food and agricultural sciences.
• What changes: Adds steady, ongoing funding of $15 million a year and allows scholarships for bachelor’s and graduate programs; renewals continue each academic year while funds are available.
• When: Starting in fiscal year 2025 and continuing every year after; the program is permanently authorized .