Canadian Agricultural Partnership Alberta: Grants for Agriculture
Explore CAP Alberta’s government funding streams to identify your eligibility and funding potential. Is your project well-suited for Alberta agriculture grants?
CAP’s $2.5M Agri-Food Open for E-Business Program
The Canadian Agricultural Partnership’s Agri-Food Open for E-Business initiative provides Ontario’s agri-food sector the opportunity to expand online. Apply today.
Farm Credit Canada Receives $5B to Support Agri-Businesses During COVID-19
Farm Credit Canada has received $5B from the federal government to extend their lending capacity to agri-businesses facing financial hardships due to COVID-19.
$482K Invested in Manitoba Pork Risk Management Strategy Development
The AgriRisk Initiative is investing $482K in the Manitoba Pork Council to develop a risk management strategy in the event of a disease outbreak.
Forest Sector Investment and Innovation Program: Apply by March 20, 2020
Ontario manufacturers and processors of wood products can apply for up to 30% of project costs via the Forest Sector Investment and Innovation Program.
BioMass Cluster Gets $7M in Canadian Government Funding
The federal government is providing up to $7M to subsidize research into biomasses—plant or animal material used for energy production. The funding will support BioMass Canada (BMC), a research cluster focused on improving technologies for processing agricultural biomass, including waste materials, as a basis for renewable energy.
Funding will come from
Place to Grow: Agri-Food Innovation Initiative: Apply by January 27, 2020
The Canadian Agricultural Partnership (CAP) is a federal-provincial-territorial initiative that provides funding from all levels of government to support a growing, investment-driven agriculture and agri-food sector. It provides some funding supports on a national level, while other supports are provided on a province-by-province basis.
Ontario’s suite of grants and incentives, CAP
IESO Grid Innovation Fund – Up to $500k for Indoor Agriculture Projects
Indoor farming is taking off in Ontario, Canada as a whole – in businesses, remote communities, cities with harsh climates, even in homes. It’s not just a greenhouse model; these plants are often grown without soil and in climate-controlled environments. While indoor agriculture reduces the amount of water and energy
FedDev Ontario Funding: Nearly $6.3M Awarded to Bioenterprise
The Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) recently announced nearly $6.3M in funding to create a new network that will help agri-businesses scale up.
The funding was awarded to Bioenterprise Corporation, a national, non-profit commercialization accelerator that supports the growth of Canada’s agri-tech industries.
Bioenterprise assists businesses at
Agricultural Clean Technology Program: Up to $5M in Agriculture Grants
Canadian business owners in the agriculture industry are a key driver of the country’s economy. As Canada continues to transition to cleaner and more sustainable practices and technology, it’s important for the agri-sector to join in these contributions. Clean technology allows agricultural producers and processors to undertake resourceful uses of