Agricultural Methane Reduction Challenge

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada / Impact Canada Canada

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Deadline

Rolling, apply anytime

Region

Canada

Funder type

Federal Government

For

Businesses

Eligible organizations

small and medium enterprises, startups, innovators

Sectors

agriculture, cleantech, climate and environment, agri-food

About this program

The Agricultural Methane Reduction Challenge is an ongoing challenge prize administered by Impact Canada in partnership with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. It rewards innovators and early-stage enterprises that demonstrate effective solutions to reduce methane emissions in Canadian agriculture. Funding is outcomes-based, paid upon achieving verifiable results.

What this program funds

The Agricultural Methane Reduction Challenge is administered by Impact Canada in partnership with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. The program rewards innovators and early-stage enterprises that develop and demonstrate effective solutions to reduce methane emissions in Canadian agriculture.

Small and medium enterprises, startups, and innovators operating in agriculture, agri-food, cleantech, and climate and environment sectors are eligible to apply. The program accepts applications from organizations across Canada.

Funding is outcomes-based, meaning payments are made upon achievement of verifiable results rather than upfront. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline.

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Official program page Last verified July 7, 2026 by the Happy Grants engine

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