The Agricultural Adaptation Council (AAC) is an industry-led organization that stimulates growth and creates opportunity for Ontario's agri-food sector. Since 1995, AAC has played a vital role in advancing the sector through the delivery of funding programs, facilitating connections, and developing strategic partnerships.
Agri-food 2050: Join us in imagining the future of agri-food in Ontario
Our Programs
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ATIIAgri-Tech Innovation Initiative
The purpose of the Agri-Tech Innovation Initiative (ATII) is to support growth and productivity through innovation, advanced manufacturing, improved food safety and enhanced cyber security, and energy efficiency within the agri-food sector.
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VIPVeterinary Incentive Program
The Veterinary Incentive Program (VIP) encourages newly licensed veterinarians to practice in underserviced areas including northern communities in Ontario by providing annual grants that can total up to $50,000.
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DEADSTOCKIncreasing Deadstock Capacity Initiative
The Increasing Deadstock Capacity Initiative (IDCI) provides cost-share funding support for deadstock management to address immediate and short-term deadstock capacity needs at businesses in Ontario through increasing capacity and improving sustainability.
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Our Year in Review
We are pleased to be part of AAC. Not only is AAC an opportunity to engage with the broader agri-food community, we also benefit from AAC's work on delivery of programs that benefit the sector, including food and beverage processors.
Chris Conway, CEO, Food and Beverage Ontario
