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

Supports development of secure and sustainable water sources for agricultural use, including wells, dugouts, pipelines, and rural water utility connections.

Supports the commercialization of breakthrough technologies that drive innovation across Saskatchewan’s agricultural sector.

All Saskatchewan producers may receive up to 100% compensation for crop or livestock losses caused by wildlife.

Offers a 45% tax credit to Saskatchewan-based investors who support early-stage tech startups that create jobs and launch innovative products.

Supports value-added innovation in Saskatchewan’s agri-food sector by funding the development of new products and processes that enhance Canadian agricultural output.

Supports sheep and goat producers in adopting better biosecurity and animal welfare practices through cost-shared funding for eligible expenses and equipment.

Supports the upgrade of irrigation systems to improve water and energy efficiency through rebates for high-efficiency, low-pressure conversions.

Provides funding to help producers enhance soil health, water quality, and biodiversity through the adoption of Beneficial Management Practices (BMPs).

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

Provides 50% cost-share funding to help rural municipalities and First Nations manage and control persistent and problematic invasive weeds in Saskatchewan.

Supports the international promotion of Saskatchewan agri-food products through export development, incoming trade missions, and global market access initiatives.

Provides funding to Saskatchewan agri-businesses for automation, productivity enhancements, and greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions through modernized manufacturing practices.

Supports intensive livestock facilities in Saskatchewan to improve environmental performance through technologies and practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance climate adaptability.

The Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund (SAIF) is an R&D funding program that supports the commercialization of transformative technologies in the province’s core sectors, helping innovators bring breakthrough solutions to market faster.

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.

Provides federal funding to help food processing companies safeguard workers’ health during COVID-19 and invest in modernizing facilities to secure Canada’s food supply.

Supports Canadian businesses in reformulating, scaling, and strengthening the plant-based and agrifood ecosystem through innovative ingredient use and supply chain improvements.

Supports projects that enhance sector capacity, build public trust, and increase awareness of Canadian agriculture through training, knowledge sharing, and engagement — with a focus on national-level initiatives and inclusivity.