Farm Grants in Alberta
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Farming in Alberta offers unique opportunities, but accessing the right funding can make a significant difference in your success. Whether you’re expanding your operations, adopting sustainable practices, or investing in innovative technology, there are a wide range of grants specifically designed to support agricultural businesses in Alberta.
Each province has its own set of funding priorities, shaped by regional industries and community needs. From government programs to industry association grants, Alberta offers targeted support for various commodities and practices. In addition to provincial opportunities, federal funding is available to help farmers across the country enhance infrastructure, boost productivity, and build resilience.
At Farm Grant Finders, we make it easy to find and secure the funding that best fits your farm’s goals. Let us help you navigate the grant landscape and maximize your opportunities.

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Supports agricultural societies with annual capital funding to repair and maintain vital infrastructure across the province.
Helps Alberta businesses reduce emissions and operating costs through incentives for energy-efficient technologies and upgrades.
Supports community-led efforts to protect, manage, and restore local watersheds through planning, outreach, and on-the-ground action.
Supports landowners in restoring or replacing water wells damaged by energy-related activity through reimbursable, post-completion funding.
Supports innovative, high-impact projects that accelerate growth in Alberta’s value-added agriculture sector through funding for technology, expansion, and new builds.
Supports the development of technologies that strengthen Alberta’s agri-food and bioindustrial sectors through high-impact, innovation-driven projects.
Supports Alberta farmers in managing water quality and supply through funding for on-farm irrigation and water infrastructure projects.
Offers a 12% tax credit for major investments in Alberta-based agri-processing facilities, supporting large-scale innovation and value-added production.
Supports Alberta producers in adding value to agricultural products through funding for equipment, processing capacity, and market expansion.
Supports Alberta producers in adopting technologies that improve input efficiency, reduce emissions, and enhance on-farm sustainability.
Supports producers in conducting on-farm research to assess the feasibility and return on investment of new production practices.
Provides financial compensation to ranchers for livestock losses caused by wildlife predators across Alberta.
Supports producers in implementing long-term land management practices that enhance environmental resilience through up to 100% funding over a three-year term.
Provides a fuel rebate to help Albertans in remote areas reduce the high cost of heating without access to natural gas service.
Supports Alberta’s agriculture and agri-food sectors in building resilience and public trust through education, sustainability initiatives, and assurance systems.
Helps farmers adopt climate-smart practices such as nitrogen management, cover cropping, and rotational grazing to reduce emissions and improve soil health.
Provides up to $100,000 in funding to support economic development, training, and tourism initiatives in Indigenous and small rural communities across Alberta.
Supports Alberta processors in expanding production, improving food safety, developing new products, and accessing domestic and international markets.
Supports the adoption of clean technologies in Canada’s agriculture and agri-food sector to enable a low-carbon, sustainable economy.
Provides non-repayable contributions to help Canadian dairy processors manage surplus solids non-fat through equipment upgrades and facility improvements.
Offers repayable contributions of up to $5M to commercialize or demonstrate innovative, commercial-ready agri-tech solutions that enhance sustainability and competitiveness in Canada’s agri-food sector.
Supports food security and access to local, nutritious, and culturally appropriate food through food production-focused infrastructure for equity-deserving groups, particularly Indigenous and Black communities.
Supports projects that empower Indigenous Peoples and other underrepresented groups in Canadian agriculture by improving sector participation, training, leadership, and career awareness.
Supports industry-led marketing and promotional activities that increase exports and global visibility of Canadian agri-food, seafood, and agricultural products.
Supports Indigenous communities and entrepreneurs with funding and partnerships to launch or scale agriculture and food system projects across Canada.
Helps Canadian youth (ages 15 to 30) build skills and work experience needed to successfully enter the labour market.
Supports efforts to build public trust in Canadian agriculture by promoting appreciation of farmers and transparency in food production.
Supports promotional efforts to grow domestic demand for Canadian turkey and chicken, as part of Canada’s commitment to compensate supply-managed sectors under CPTPP.
Offers short-term financial assistance to licensed Canadian wineries facing new and ongoing challenges impacting their competitiveness.
Supports Canadian smart farms in evaluating emerging agricultural technologies and building collaborations that drive innovation, adoption, and agtech workforce development.