Saskatchewan Agriculture Development Fund (ADF)
Provincial grants up to $450,000 for Saskatchewan agriculture research and innovation projects supporting industry growth and sustainability.
About this program
The Saskatchewan Agriculture Development Fund (ADF) supports innovative research that benefits Saskatchewan's primary agriculture and value-added sectors. ADF funds projects in crop production, livestock production, food and bio-products, soil and water conservation, and emerging agricultural technologies. Annual grants typically up to $450,000 per project (with some larger awards possible). The fund supports applied research, demonstration, and technology transfer projects that align with provincial agriculture priorities. ADF is delivered by Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture with funding from the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership.
Eligibility
Researchers, agricultural producers, agri-businesses, post-secondary institutions, and industry organizations conducting agriculture research/innovation relevant to Saskatchewan; project alignment with provincial agriculture priorities; matching funds may be required.
Requirements
- Saskatchewan-relevant agricultural project
- Project alignment with ADF priorities
- Detailed research/innovation plan