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Agricultural programs and services

Learn more about some of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's programs and services aiming to support your actions for responsible food production. You may also view our complete list of agricultural programs and services. 

• AgriCommunication Program
  Supports recognition of Canadian efforts and appreciation of Canadian agriculture.
• Agricultural Clean Technology Program: Adoption Stream 
  Funds the purchase and installation of commercially-available clean technologies and processes.
• Agricultural Clean Technology Program: Research and Innovation Stream 
  Funds pre-market innovation, including research, development, demonstration and commercialization activities.
• Agricultural Climate Solutions - Living Labs Program 
  Provides support to co-develop, test and enable adoption of technologies and practices, including beneficial management practices, that sequester carbon and/or mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.
• Agricultural Climate Solutions - On-Farm Climate Action Fund 
  Supports farmers in adopting beneficial management practices that store carbon and reduce greenhouse gases, specifically in the areas of nitrogen management, cover cropping and rotational grazing practices.
• AgriInnovate Program 
  Provides repayable contributions for projects that aim to accelerate the demonstration, commercialization, and/or adoption of innovative products, technologies, processes or services that increase agri-sector competitiveness and sustainability.
• Canadian Agricultural Strategic Priorities Program 
  Provides support for projects that address national or sector-wide priorities that help industry address emerging issues and capitalize on opportunities. 
• Food Waste Reduction Challenge 
  Supports innovations that accelerate and advance the deployment of diverse and high-impact solutions to food waste in Canada.

Canada Brand 
Offers a branding platform and a digital marketing toolkit to help Canadian farmers and agricultural businesses differentiate their food products from the competition in international markets.