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Supporting a Sustainable Future for Canadian Agriculture: The Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP)

The Canadian agricultural sector is a vital part of our country's economy and identity. It provides us with safe, high-quality food, creates jobs, and contributes to international trade. But in today's world, it's also essential to ensure our agricultural practices are sustainable for the environment and future generations.


That's where the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP) comes in. This new $3.5 billion, 5-year agreement between the federal, provincial and territorial governments is a major investment in the future of Canadian agriculture.





SCAP's Focus on Sustainability

SCAP aims to strengthen Canada's agriculture, agri-food, and agri-based products sector by focusing on three key areas:

  • Competitiveness: Helping farms and businesses succeed in a competitive global market.

  • Innovation: Encouraging research and development of new technologies and practices.

  • Resiliency: Building the capacity of the sector to adapt to challenges like climate change.

Programs for a Sustainable Future

SCAP offers a variety of programs to support farmers and ranchers across Canada. These programs include:

  • The Resilient Agricultural Landscapes Program: This new program helps producers conserve and improve the health of their land.

  • The Agricultural Stewardship Initiative: Provides funding for farmers to adopt practices that improve soil health and water quality.

  • Farm and Ranch Water Infrastructure Program: Supports investments in water infrastructure to improve irrigation efficiency and drought resilience.

  • Animal Health and Biosecurity Program: Helps to safeguard animal health and prevent the spread of disease.

Finding Out More

SCAP is a significant investment in the future of Canadian agriculture. If you're a farmer, rancher, or agricultural business owner, there are likely programs available to help you succeed and adopt more sustainable practices.

To learn more about SCAP and see how it can benefit you, visit your provincial or territorial agriculture ministry website or Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada:


This blog was created with the support of artificial intelligence (AI).

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