On-Farm Resiliency ProgramNot specified
Support for expenses related to preparedness for nature-based perils such as extreme weather events and wildlife damage.
Written and reviewed by
Chase Miller, Chief Business Development Officer and Co-Founder
Chase Miller is Chief Business Development Officer and Co-Founder of Impact Applications, a Calgary grant consultancy that works with businesses across Canada on federal and provincial grants, tax credits and interest-free loans, and manages the whole process from first assessment through claims and reporting. He runs the first assessment on client engagements, deciding which programs a business should pursue and in what order, and has worked on Canadian government funding since co-founding the firm in 2023. LinkedIn
Program facts checked against the official source:
- average funding secured per client
- $334,132 average funding secured per client
- approval rate
- 94% approval rate
About this program
Support for expenses related to preparedness for nature-based perils such as extreme weather events and wildlife damage.
Who is eligible
Must be a farm registered under the Farm Registration Act with at least $30,000 annual eligible gross commodity income and actively farming, or community pasture registered with Nova Scotia Registry of Joint Stocks, or Mi'kmaq conducting farming activities in Mi'kmaw community. Applicant must be 19+ years old.
Verified against the official source
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