The AgriScience Program's Projects Component funds pre-commercial applied science and research and development that addresses challenges in Canada's agriculture and agri-food sector.

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The AgriScience Program's Projects Component funds pre-commercial applied science and research and development that addresses challenges in Canada's agriculture and agri-food sector. It sits under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership. AAFC states applications are accepted until funding is fully committed or until otherwise announced, and the program ends March 31, 2028.
Industry, not-for-profit organizations and Indigenous applicants, including collaborative partnerships. AAFC funds a maximum of 50% of eligible costs with the applicant contributing at least 50%, rising to up to 70% AAFC for not-for-profit organizations working on greenhouse gas emissions or carbon sequestration. Indigenous applicants may be eligible for increased ratios and more flexible terms.
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