Grant and Funding Programs Offered by National Order of Agricultural Merit
Overview of Available Grants and Funding
The National Order of Agricultural Merit is a prestigious distinction established to recognize individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of agriculture. Created in France, this honor highlights achievements in the agricultural sector, including research, innovation, and the promotion of sustainable practices. Recipients can include professionals, researchers, and advocates who demonstrate excellence and dedication to the development and support of the agricultural community.
National Order of Agricultural Merit
What is the National Order of Agricultural Merit?
The National Order of Agricultural Merit is the highest distinction awarded to agricultural entrepreneurs in Quebec. The competition recognizes businesses of all sizes and sectors who have been operating for at least five years. The award celebrates innovation, commitment, and the contribution of these companies to the prosperity of their region and the whole province.
Categories and Awards
Participants in the competition can register in one of three categories: bronze, silver, or gold, depending on their level of achievement and excellence. In addition to regional and national prizes, special awards are given to companies that excel in agritourism and agro-environmental practices. The winners are honored during a gala evening that brings together all participants and key figures from the local agricultural community.
How to Participate
Agricultural businesses interested in showcasing their achievements can apply during the registration period, which runs from January 15 to May 1 every five years for each region. Companies must fill out the application forms and demonstrate their contributions to the sector. This is a unique opportunity for farmers to receive official recognition for their hard work and commitment to the advancement of agriculture in Quebec.View organization website
List of grants and funding offered by National Order of Agricultural Merit