Canada announces $35M to support farmers practicing sustainable farming
Canada and Quebec’s governments announced Monday $35.3 million, part of which is funded under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, to support producers who adopt more sustainable farming practices.
Minister of Agriculture Lawrence MacAulay said that farmers are often the first to feel the effects of climate change, and despite this challenge, they work tirelessly to feed Canada and the world.
“This funding is another example of our ongoing partnership with the provinces and territories to help our hardworking farmers make their practices more sustainable, while improving the performance and resilience of their businesses,” he said in a statement Monday.
Canada’s government said that the new investment makes it possible to launch the fourth enrolment period of the Rewarding of Agri-Environmental Practices.


