Supports agricultural societies with annual capital funding to repair and maintain vital infrastructure across the province.

Supports landowners in restoring or replacing water wells damaged by energy-related activity through reimbursable, post-completion funding.

Supports producers in conducting on-farm research to assess the feasibility and return on investment of new production practices.

Provides up to $100,000 in funding to support economic development, training, and tourism initiatives in Indigenous and small rural communities across Alberta.

Supports BC’s agriculture sector in recruiting and retaining domestic workers through training, diversity initiatives, and workforce development tools.

Supports local demonstration and evaluation of new agricultural practices by producer groups and First Nations to drive regional adoption of proven innovations.

Supports field-level demonstrations and processing technology trials that enhance agricultural knowledge transfer and innovation scalability in Saskatchewan.

PEI employers hiring students for the summer may be eligible for wage subsidies through two government-supported programs: the Jobs for Youth Program and the Post-Secondary Student Program. These programs aim to encourage student employment while promoting valuable experiential learning aligned with the students’ academic and career goals.

Promotes agricultural awareness among youth and the public in PEI through education, outreach, and community engagement initiatives.

Improves housing quality for temporary foreign workers employed in PEI’s agriculture sector under the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program.

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 projects that empower Indigenous Peoples and other underrepresented groups in Canadian agriculture by improving sector participation, training, leadership, and career awareness.

Helps Canadian youth (ages 15 to 30) build skills and work experience needed to successfully enter the labour market.

An employer-led program that offsets training costs to help businesses upskill current staff or hire and train unemployed workers in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Supports producers in adopting advanced farm technologies that improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance productivity.

Supports hive health, pollination expansion, and technology adoption to strengthen Nova Scotia’s apiculture industry and address labour shortages.

The RED program supports rural Ontario communities with funding for projects that boost economic development, attract investment, and build local capacity.

Supports economic development projects by businesses, municipalities, and nonprofits in Eastern Ontario that drive growth, productivity, and regional job creation.

Provides funding to farm and commodity organizations to promote mental health programs and resources tailored for Ontario farmers and their families.

Supports Ontario agricultural societies in promoting careers within the agriculture and food sector at local fairs and events.