Knowledge Sharing Event Partnership
100% cost-share funding up to a maximum of $10,000 per project application
Upcoming
The Ontario On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF) provides cost-share funding and supports educational opportunities for farmers to support the implementation of best management practices (BMPs) to tackle climate change through reducing emissions of GHGs and supporting increased carbon sequestration. Cost-share support to farmers has been made available under the project categories of nitrogen management, cover cropping, and rotational grazing. As a part of the program, the objective of knowledge translation and transfer activities is to drive first time adoption and promote ongoing adoption, by sharing with and demonstrating to farmers the implementation considerations and positive impacts of OFCAF BMPs.
As part of a new opportunity offered under the OFCAF Expansion Phase, the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) is pleased to offer funding to support third party delivery to develop, administer and deliver or provide resources of Knowledge Sharing Events (KSEs) to educate farmers in the successful implementation and long-term adoption of all three eligible BMP areas.
A KSE is a networking opportunity where farmers benefit from the latest research, first-hand experience from their peers and industry experts, and access to information networks or resources supporting long-term implementation of BMPs specific to address climate change challenges. Participation in a KSE is a requirement for approved OFCAF applicants to claim their cost-share funding.
As part of a new opportunity offered under the OFCAF Expansion Phase, the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) is pleased to offer funding to support third party delivery to develop, administer and deliver or provide resources of Knowledge Sharing Events (KSEs) to educate farmers in the successful implementation and long-term adoption of all three eligible BMP areas.
A KSE is a networking opportunity where farmers benefit from the latest research, first-hand experience from their peers and industry experts, and access to information networks or resources supporting long-term implementation of BMPs specific to address climate change challenges. Participation in a KSE is a requirement for approved OFCAF applicants to claim their cost-share funding.
Knowledge Sharing Event Partnership
100% cost-share funding up to a maximum of $10,000 per project application
Upcoming
The Ontario On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF) provides cost-share funding and supports educational opportunities for farmers to support the implementation of best management practices (BMPs) to tackle climate change through reducing emissions of GHGs and supporting increased carbon sequestration. Cost-share support to farmers has been made available under the project categories of nitrogen management, cover cropping, and rotational grazing. As a part of the program, the objective of knowledge translation and transfer activities is to drive first time adoption and promote ongoing adoption, by sharing with and demonstrating to farmers the implementation considerations and positive impacts of OFCAF BMPs.
As part of a new opportunity offered under the OFCAF Expansion Phase, the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) is pleased to offer funding to support third party delivery to develop, administer and deliver or provide resources of Knowledge Sharing Events (KSEs) to educate farmers in the successful implementation and long-term adoption of all three eligible BMP areas.
A KSE is a networking opportunity where farmers benefit from the latest research, first-hand experience from their peers and industry experts, and access to information networks or resources supporting long-term implementation of BMPs specific to address climate change challenges. Participation in a KSE is a requirement for approved OFCAF applicants to claim their cost-share funding.
As part of a new opportunity offered under the OFCAF Expansion Phase, the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) is pleased to offer funding to support third party delivery to develop, administer and deliver or provide resources of Knowledge Sharing Events (KSEs) to educate farmers in the successful implementation and long-term adoption of all three eligible BMP areas.
A KSE is a networking opportunity where farmers benefit from the latest research, first-hand experience from their peers and industry experts, and access to information networks or resources supporting long-term implementation of BMPs specific to address climate change challenges. Participation in a KSE is a requirement for approved OFCAF applicants to claim their cost-share funding.