Saskatchewan Livestock Grants & Funding
6 active livestock programs for farmers in Saskatchewan.
Indigenous Prairie Bison Initiative
A 3-year, $5-million initiative supporting the restoration of bison as an economic, environmental, and cultural asset for Indigenous communities across the Prairies.
Resilient Agricultural Landscapes Program (RALP)
Provides funding to Saskatchewan producers to increase environmental resiliency of agricultural land through beneficial management practices related to water quality, soil healt…
Agtech Growth Fund (AGF)
R&D funding program providing non-repayable grants up to $450,000 to accelerate commercialization of agricultural technology innovations led by Saskatchewan-based organizations.
Cash Advance - Canadian Canola Growers Association
The Advance Payments Program offers short-term financing up to $1,000,000 for working capital needs, with up to $500,000 interest-free (including $250,000 extra for canola).
Crown Land Pasture Association Invasive Weed Program
Provides financial assistance to pasture associations on agricultural Crown land to control prohibited and noxious invasive weeds. Requires pre-approval and a rangeland health a…
Wildlife Damage Program
Provides funding for preventive measures and compensation for crop and livestock losses due to wildlife damage in Saskatchewan.
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Frequently asked questions
What livestock grants are available in Saskatchewan?
We currently track 6 active livestock funding programs for Saskatchewan, listed on this page. Each links to the official program page where you apply.
Does it cost anything to apply?
Ag Alerts is free to browse, and the government programs listed here do not charge to apply. Always confirm requirements on the official program page before applying.
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