Grants and Funding

 

Grants and Funding Opportunities

Grants and Funding opportunities provide access to additional funds to help farming businesses undertake projects which may otherwise be delayed.

  1. Create a list of equipment/projects you wish to undertake and identify potential costs and timeframe to complete (or urgency)

  2. Regularly review the list and update as required

  3. Be aware of what grants and funding opportunities are available to you

  4. Act early when applying. Some opportunities (especially larger ones) often require additional information such as quotes, etc.

Please note that each of these are provided by third party providers and not Agri Plus Financial Group.

 

Grants and Funding

Various Grants and Funding opportunities arise from time to time.

Further information on current opportunities are listed below.

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SA Horticulture Netting Infrastructure Grants
Open, South Australia, PIRSA, Horticulture
SA Horticulture Netting Infrastructure Grants
Open, South Australia, PIRSA, Horticulture

Who: Primary production businesses, business owners, share farmers, lease holders and businesses that operate as a sole trader, partnership, trust or private company in horticulture. Check PIRSA website (button below) for further edibility requirements.

Purpose: To help primary producers in the Riverland and Adelaide Hills/Greater Adelaide region fund the purchase and installation of new netting, or the replacement of any damaged netting over land used to grow horticulture crops

Amount: Up to 50% of eligible costs associated with horticulture netting, up to a maximum of $300,000.

Closes: June 30, 2025, or when funding has been exhausted (click button below to see remaining funds per area)..

Open, South Australia, PIRSA, Horticulture
SA Livestock Underpass Grant Scheme
Open, South Australia, Livestock, PIRSA
SA Livestock Underpass Grant Scheme
Open, South Australia, Livestock, PIRSA

Who: Eligible primary producers who have earned more than 50% of gross income for the pat 2 years from primary production businesses (under normal circumstances) and are registered as a primary production business with the ATO or an entity operating a licensed abattoir or livestock saleyard.

Purpose: Funding will cover the costs associated with an independent authorised contractor approved by the relevant public road authority for services and materials needed for the construction and installation of new livestock underpass projects. Written quotes or cost estimates from an independent third-party suppliers will need to be included with your application.

Amount: Up to 50% of eligible costs associated with construction and installation of an underpass, up to a maximum of $100,000.

Closes: 5pm June 30, 2023, or when funding has been exhausted.

Managed by Dept. of Primary Industries and Regions on behalf of the Government of South Australia.

Open, South Australia, Livestock, PIRSA
SA - On-Farm Emergency Water Infrastructure Rebate Scheme - Round 3 - CLOSED
Closed, South Australia
SA - On-Farm Emergency Water Infrastructure Rebate Scheme - Round 3 - CLOSED
Closed, South Australia

Location: Various South Australian Areas

Who: Eligible Farm Businesses located in selected South Australian (SA) local government areas:

Purpose: Investment in on-farm water infrastructure that addresses needs of grazing livestock, or assists in maintaining existing permanent horticultural plantings.

Amount: 25% rebate (up to $25,000 GST exclusive)

Closes: 5pm (ACST) 30 April 2022, or until funds are fully allocated

Rebates cover both reimbursement of eligible infrastructure and/or activities purchased after 1 July 2018 (grazing livestock) or 1 July 2019 (permanent horticultural plantings) or in-principle approval to undertake new activities.

Closed, South Australia