How much funding can be received?

Funds up to 35% of admissible expenses, capped at $80000 per project.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Agriculture Research and Innovation — Applied Research (Agricultural Producers)?

Agriculture Research and Innovation — Applied Research (Agricultural Producers) is funded by Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP), Government of Prince Edward Island, Department of Agriculture and Land (PEI)

Agriculture Research and Innovation — Applied Research (Agricultural Producers)

Q: What are Agriculture Research and Innovation — Applied Research (Agricultural Producers)'s eligibility criterias?

Information is not currently available for the eligibility criteria of this grant. Please try again later.

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PE, Canada

Funding for short-term applied research in Prince Edward Island agriculture

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Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP)
Government of Prince Edward Island
Department of Agriculture and Land (PEI)

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Get 50% assistance, up to $40,000, for applied agricultural research projects related to yield evaluations, climate issues, pest management, improvements in pollination, on-farm diversification, new agri-based products, clean technology, addressing gaps i

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$ 35,000

Development of new agri-based biofuels from farm waste by-products

$ 25,000

Pollination improvement project using managed bee colonies in urban farms

$ 40,000

Development of clean technology for greenhouse gas reduction in dairy farms

$ 25,000

Pest management research to quantify and control beetle infestation in potato crops

$ 40,000

Field trial to determine the best crop rotation practices for organic farms

$ 30,000

Researching new crop varieties suited for changing climate conditions

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The eligibility criteria for this grant pertain to specific groups which can apply under the Applied Research Sub-Program and Agriculture Technology Advancement Sub-Program.

Mi’kmaq First Nations and other Indigenous groups
Agricultural producers
Small to medium-sized agri-businesses
Agriculture industry organizations, clubs, and associations
Public, private and academic research bodies
Municipal and provincial governments
Others as approved by the respective Review Committee

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Certain types of activities and expenses are not eligible for funding under the grant. Specifically, the grant excludes activities related to aquaponic food production, aquaculture, seaweed, fish and seafood production and processing, among others.

Non-arms-length transactions
Academic institution overhead fees
BRM-type activities
Normal and on-going operating and maintenance activities
Activities that do not provide a direct benefit to the Sector
Activities related to aquaponic food production, or to aquaculture, seaweed, fish and seafood production and processing (except international marketing and traceability activities for fish and seafood)
Activities which provide tax credits or rebates
Development and enforcement of regulations

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Yes, there are eligible expenses for this grant.

Variety and/or crop research trials including yield evaluations, climatic suitability analysis, pest resistance, and pollination improvements
Crop and livestock development research for on-farm diversification
Crop and livestock research supporting commercialization of new agri-based products
Pest management research to evaluate control measures and quantify specific pest problems
Research addressing climate change challenges related to crop and livestock
Short-to-medium term projects filling scientific knowledge gaps or targeting new clean technology opportunities
Information sharing and/or knowledge transfer activities
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Consulting fees
Equipment rental
Monitoring equipment
Project-related travel (e.g., plot visits)
Materials and supplies
Analytical laboratory fees
Administration costs

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Yes, the grant application process involves an evaluation and selection based on merit and impact as well as eligibility criteria. The review of applications also considers the timely submission and the availability of funds.

Eligibility criteria must be met by the recipients.
Applications are assessed on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Applications are evaluated based on merit and impact.
Projects are funded until allocated funds are exhausted for the year.
Applications must include all required documents and information.
Public trust enhancement might contribute to additional funding.
Regional benefits may make a project eligible for regional funding.
Complete applications must be submitted to the Department of Agriculture.
Approved projects must maintain accurate expense records and submit required reports.
Assessment may lead to funding below maximum contribution rates depending on funding availability.

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This grant provides funding under the Sustainable CAP framework, with specific eligibility and funding limits for different recipient groups and project types.

All projects must include an information sharing or knowledge transfer component.
Funding is available until funds are fully allocated within the year.
Applications will be assessed on a first-come, first-serve basis and evaluated for merit and impact.
Recipients must maintain accurate records and submit detailed reports upon project completion.
Projects may be funded below the maximum contribution rate based on assessment and funding availability.
Additional funding may be available for projects with demonstrable links to increasing public trust.
Regional collaboration projects benefiting more than one Atlantic province may be eligible for regional funding.