On Wednesday April 17, 1-2 EST, join CFGA’s next Producer Info Session for the On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF)! This session will be in English, with French support available. Application intake dates are April 1-30th, 2024.
These sessions includes:
· An overview of the application process
· An outline of the resources available on CFGA’s website
· Q&A period
Register for this and upcoming Info Sessions: April 17, 19, 24
More information on CFGA’s OFCAF programs: https://www.canadianfga.ca/en/projects/ofcaf-funding/
Funding for this event [in part] has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the Agricultural Climate Solutions – On-Farm Climate Action Fund. Funding for this event is also provided [in part] by Farmers for Climate Solutions.
This event is supported by Farmers for Climate Solutions and the FaRM program. For free access to in-depth online learning, workshops, mentorship and implementation follow-up support on cover cropping, advanced nitrogen management, and advanced grazing systems, please visit: farmlearninghub.ca.
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