Grants in Agriculture & Viticulture

The Advanced Manufacturing Ecosystem (AME) Fund's primary objective is to enhance advanced manufacturing capabilities, stimulate investment and productivity in the Northern Territory's advanced manufacturing sector, and bolster the number of advanced manufacturing jobs within the region. This funding opportunity is specifically tailored to small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises seeking to advance their capabilities in the Northern Territory. Eligible businesses can access funding support of up to 50 percent of their project costs, with grant amounts ranging from $25,000 to $500,000.

As a pivotal component of the Singapore Australia Green Economy Agreement, Go-Green Co-Innovation Program (GGCIP) seeks to incentivise and facilitate collaborative innovation among SMEs from both countries. The program will play a crucial role in establishing or expanding business operations and commercial activities that promote bilateral trade in green goods and services. Grants are available for financing initiatives aimed at advancing the decarbonisation of economic activities and facilitating the transition of Singapore and Australia toward achieving net zero emissions. These initiatives encompass the development and commercialisation of products, services, or solutions.

Grants for drought readiness are given to primary producers to assist them in making on-farm capital upgrades that will enhance their property's capacity to withstand droughts.

NSW commercial fishermen and aquaculture producers can obtain low-interest loans from the Seafood Innovation Fund to help them expand their businesses. Low-interest loans are made available to commercial fishermen and aquaculture growers via the Seafood Innovation Fund.

LaunchVic will provide $50,000 (ex-GST) per startup. A cash grant of $48,500 (ex GST) will be made (equity free and nondilutive), and a grant of $1,500 (ex GST) will be made to cover the cost of a professional startup mentor who will help LaunchVic grow awareness of how LaunchVic and Agriculture Victoria can assist improve your startup's assistance.

The program seeks to grant funding for activities and projects that directly improve recreational fishing experiences and opportunities in the Northern Territory. Funded by the Northern Territory Government’s $50 million RecFishing Futures Program and administered by the Fisheries Division of the Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism.

This program seeks to reduce the incidence of stock crossing on public roads, and assist farming operations to improve road and farm safety for the public, stock and farm workers.

The program aims to provide a reimbursement grant to primary producers as a financial contribution towards the cost of constructing underpasses beneath public roads to allow livestock to move safely.

The program aims to assist farmers by providing loans ensuring long-term productivity and mitigating poor seasonal conditions.