Farm Production Services
YT, Canada
Farm management advice in Yukon
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grant_single|eligibleFinancing
- grant_single|noCondition
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- grant_single|timelineUnspecified
grant_single|financingType
Expert Advice
grant_single|eligibleIndustries
- Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
grant_single|grantors
- Department of Energy, Mines and Resources (YK)
- Government of Yukon
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grant_card_status|open
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Receive information and advice for farmers on industry best management practices and research.
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grant_single|admissibleProjectsExample
$8,000
Ottawa
Implementation of integrated pest management practices on a local farm in Ottawa.
$10,000
Vancouver
Development of an organic fertilizer management plan on a farm in Vancouver.
$7,000
Calgary
Pilot program for new conservation practices on a farm in Calgary.
$6,000
Montreal
Training workshops on pest and weed identification for farmers in Montreal.
$9,000
Edmonton
Implementation of new technologies for farm management in Edmonton.
$8,500
Halifax
Farm financing advisory services for small farms in Halifax.
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Eligibility criteria summary: To be eligible for this grant, applicants must be Yukon farmers seeking information, advice, and resources related to farm management and practices.
- Applicants must be Yukon farmers and have a genuine interest in improving their farming techniques.
- Applicants should be willing to engage with the Agriculture Branch either in person, by phone, or through email.
- Applicants should be open to adopting industry best management practices and incorporating research-based advice into their farming operations.
grant_eligibility_criteria|who_can_apply
There are eligible types of companies for this grant. Yukon farmers engaged in agricultural activities are eligible for funding support.
- Farmers involved in agricultural activities in the Yukon
- Backyard farmers or hobbyists
grant_eligibility_criteria|who_cannot_apply
Every company in the agriculture sector is eligible for this grant.
- Small-scale farmers and hobbyists
- Commercial agriculture businesses
- Livestock farmers
grant_eligibility_criteria|eligible_expenses
There are eligible expenses for this grant:
- Farm management
- Production and best management practices
- Pest and weed identification
- Pesticide use
- Fertilizer needs and alternatives
- Marketing
- Conservation techniques and organic practices
- New technologies
- Farm financing
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria are as follows:
- Adherence to best management practices
- Demonstrated need for support
- Alignment with the objectives of the Agriculture Branch
- Feasibility and sustainability of proposed practices
grant_single_labels|register
- Contact the Agriculture Branch office at 320-300 Main Street in Whitehorse.
- Provide information about your farm and inquire about the specific grant application process.
- Submit all required documentation and information as per the grant application guidelines.
- Wait for the review and decision on your grant application.
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agriculture@yukon.ca
867-667-5838
Apply to this program
Yukon Agriculture Branch Grant
Description of the Grant:
The Yukon Agriculture Branch offers grants to local farmers providing information and advice on farm management, production practices, pest identification, marketing, and more. This grant aims to support Yukon farmers by promoting sustainable farming methods, providing resources for organic practices, and enhancing agricultural technologies.
Eligibility Criteria:
To be eligible for the Yukon Agriculture Branch Grant, farmers must be located in Yukon, actively engaged in agriculture, and willing to adopt best management practices. The grant is open to both commercial farmers and hobbyists interested in sustainable farming.
Application Process:
Interested farmers can apply for the grant by contacting the Agriculture Branch office in Whitehorse or sending an email to agriculture@yukon.ca. The application process may require a detailed proposal outlining the project, goals, and expected outcomes. Farmers may also be required to participate in farm visits or field inspections to assess their eligibility for the grant.
Grant Benefits:
Successful applicants can benefit from financial support, technical assistance, and access to industry experts who provide guidance on various aspects of farming. The grant aims to improve agricultural productivity, promote sustainable practices, and enhance the overall economic viability of farming in Yukon.
Conclusion:
The Yukon Agriculture Branch Grant plays a crucial role in supporting local farmers and fostering innovation in the agricultural sector. By providing valuable resources and support, the grant aims to empower farmers to succeed in a competitive market while promoting environmental sustainability and community growth.
