Alberta grant guide · Federal / Canada

Agricultural Climate Solutions — On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF)

Current program framework through Mar. 31, 2028; delivery is through funded organizations grant cost share rebate

Program-level funding is distributed through delivery organizations; producer-level cost-share varies by delivery organization and practice.

Planning summary, not advice. Alberta Land Intelligence does not administer this program and is not the applicant. Intake windows, rates, and caps change; confirm everything on the official page before you spend. Summary last reviewed 2026-09-21.

Official program page

Who is eligible

Producer eligibility and application route are delivery-organization specific.

What it funds

Program-level funding is distributed through delivery organizations; producer-level cost-share varies by delivery organization and practice.

How to use it

Do not use a blanket 'up to 85%' claim across Canada without identifying the current provincial delivery organization and practice.

Work packages this program may apply to

• Livestock Watering
• Frost-Free Pasture Waterer
• Rotational Grazing Cross-Fencing
• Cover Crop Establishment
• 4R Nitrogen Management
• Variable-Rate Fertilizer Application
• Strip-Till / No-Till Establishment
• Soil Restoration

Before you apply

• Most Alberta producer cost-share programs ask for a current Environmental Farm Plan. Start it first.
• Applications ask for site facts: water source, soil, wetlands, acreage, and the practice you plan. A free land report gives most of them for the boundary you draw.
• Run the grant eligibility quiz to see which other programs may stack with this one.

Not tax, legal, or grant-writing advice. A listing here means a program may be relevant, not that any applicant is eligible.