SCAP Nova Scotia Agriculture Funding
With a variety of project purposes and funding amounts, SCAP Nova Scotia programs aim to stimulate growth, innovation, and sustainability within the agricultural community.
With a variety of project purposes and funding amounts, SCAP Nova Scotia programs aim to stimulate growth, innovation, and sustainability within the agricultural community.
The Ontario Forest Biomass Program supports projects to harvest more wood and create new opportunities to utilize wood.
The Perennial Crop Renewal Program (PCRP) is an up to $15M program in which eligible agri-food businesses can receive 75% of up to $300K in funding for projects that optimize their perennial crops.
The SCAP Saskatchewan Product Development Program (PDP) can provide agri-businesses with up to $50,000 in government grants towards the development of new agri-business products or services.
The Agricultural Clean Technology (ACT) Program has opened two funding streams, the Adoption Stream and the Research and Innovation Stream.
Canada’s Departmental Plan for 2023-24 provides valuable insights into the initiatives, funding programs, and policies.
The SCAP Agri-Food Energy Cost Savings Program is a new funding program that helps Ontario’s food processors lower their costs to be more competitive and sustainable.
Manitoba agriculture businesses are receiving a significant boost in funding thanks to four new SCAP funding programs.
Through the SCAP Grow Ontario Market (GOM) program, applicants can receive up to 50% funding to a maximum of $60K per business for producers and food and beverage processors, or up to $125K for eligible sector organizations.
British Columbia has announced its SCAP funding under the Food Processing Growth Fund (FPG) with a total $20 million over three years to provide eligible businesses with $50,000 to $1 million in funding for infrastructure, equipment, and/or training projects.