Programy, ktoré vám pomôžu to zaplatiť.
Vlády pomáhajú platiť za automatizáciu stroja, ktorý už vlastníte. Požičiavajú naň, umožňujú vám ho odpísať rýchlejšie, platia za školenie a na niekoľkých miestach sa podieľajú na kúpe. Táto stránka mapuje, čo existuje, čo každý program pokrýva, a kde kupujúci strácajú peniaze. Každý údaj pochádza z vlastnej stránky programu, s dátumom, kedy sme ho čítali.
Vlastný vozový park skupiny, Alberta.
Nič na tejto stránke nie je daňové, právne ani finančné poradenstvo, a žiadny program nie je pre vás otvorený, kým to program písomne nepotvrdí. Túto mapu udržiavame aktuálnu, ukážeme vám správne dvere a povieme vám, keď sa program nehodí. Nepovieme vám, že peniaze prichádzajú skôr, než sú schválené.
Čítané na vlastných stránkach programov, 2026-09-04
Vedzte, o ktorý druh žiadate.
Požičajte si naň.
Štátom kryté úvery a záruky na zariadenie, nové alebo použité, cez vašu banku, Farm Credit Canada, BDC, provinčných poľnohospodárskych veriteľov a v Spojených štátoch cez SBA a Farm Service Agency.
Odpisujte ho rýchlejšie.
Kanadský Accelerated Investment Incentive a tridsaťpercentné triedy pre stavebnú techniku. V Spojených štátoch odpis podľa sekcie 179 a bonusové odpisy, oba dostupné aj pre použitý majetok.
Zaplaťte za ľudí.
Alberta, Manitoba a Britská Kolumbia financujú zamestnávateľské školenia, od polovice po štyri pätiny nákladov na školenca. Dotácia Saskatchewanu skončila v roku 2025. Schválenie prichádza pred začiatkom kurzu, nikdy po ňom.
Podeľte sa o kúpu.
Najvzácnejší druh. Program on-farm technológií Britskej Kolumbie menuje autonómne zariadenia; albertský on-farm program je medzi výzvami; regionálne prériové programy financujú prijímanie technológií pre firmy, ktoré splnia svoje prahy.
Čo existuje, program po programe.
Údaje sú vlastné maximá a sadzby programu v deň, keď sme ich čítali. Menia sa bez upozornenia a každý potvrdzujeme voči programu skôr, než sa dostane do plánu.
Federálne, Kanada
| Program | Kto | Čo pokrýva | Akú má hodnotu | Stav |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canadian Agricultural Loans Act | Farmári a poľnohospodárske družstvá, cez vášho veriteľa | Kúpu, väčšiu opravu alebo generálnu opravu náradia a strojov, čo je presne to, čím je jednotka na vašom stroji | 95% záruka veriteľovi; 500 000 USD celkovo, 350 000 USD na iné účely než pôdu | Otvorené, priebežne |
| Farm Credit Canada equipment financing | Poľnohospodárske prevádzky, cez dílerov | Nové alebo použité poľnohospodárske zariadenie | Bez akontácie pod 100 000 USD, 10% akontácia pod 500 000 USD, splatnosť do desať rokov, žiadne poplatky FCC | Otvorené |
| BDC equipment purchase loan | Kanadské firmy s ročným obratom | Nové alebo použité zariadenie, a stránka menuje automatizované zariadenia a robotiku, vrátane prepravy, inštalácie a školenia | Do 125% kúpnej ceny, do 24 mesiacov len úrok, splatnosť do dvanásť rokov | Otvorené |
| Canada Small Business Financing Program | Firmy s obratom pod 10 miliónov USD, cez vášho veriteľa. Farmy sú namiesto toho odkázané na Agricultural Loans Act | Kúpu alebo zlepšenie nového alebo použitého zariadenia | Do 500 000 USD na zariadenie, 1,15 milióna USD celkovo; sadzba obmedzená na prime plus 3 %, 2% registračný poplatok | Otvorené, priebežne |
| Accelerated Investment Incentive | Akákoľvek firma | Vyšší kapitálový odpis v prvom roku pre oprávnený majetok | Dvojnásobok bežného odpisu prvého roka pre majetok podľa pravidla polovičného roka, do roku 2027. Rozpočet 2025 oznámil predĺženie, ktoré ešte nie je na stránke CRA; opýtajte sa svojho účtovníka, nie túto stránku | Platné |
| Capital cost allowance classes | Akákoľvek firma | Výkopové, presúvacie a zhutňovacie zariadenia patria do triedy 38 a mobilné zariadenie dodávateľa do triedy 10; doplnok zvyčajne nasleduje svoj hostiteľský stroj | 30% degresívny odpis pre tieto triedy; 20% pre triedu 8 | Platné |
| PrairiesCan Regional Tariff Response Initiative | Firmy registrované v prériách s do 499 zamestnancami, staré dva roky, poškodené clami | Kapitálovú investíciu, vrátane zavádzania nových technológií | Nenávratné, do 3 miliónov USD | Otvorené do 2027-12-31 |
| PrairiesCan Business Scale-up and Productivity | Rýchlo rastúce registrované firmy v prioritných sektoroch | Obstaranie a zavádzanie nových technológií, zariadení a strojov | Do 50%, od 200 000 do 5 miliónov USD, bezúročné a splatné | Priebežný príjem žiadostí |
| Poultry and Egg On-Farm Investment | Producenti hydiny a vajec s kvótovým riadením obstarávania | Automatizáciu a efektívnosť na farme; oprávnené sú náklady spätne od 2019-03-19 | Alokované podľa kvótového podielu; stránka nezverejňuje sadzbu | Otvorené do 2030-03-31 |
Alberta
| Program | Who | What it covers | What it is worth | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canada-Alberta Productivity Grant | Any Alberta employer, any sector | Third-party training, including technical and digital skills. Not the equipment | 50% for existing staff and up to 75% for new hires from unemployment; $5,000 or $10,000 per trainee, $100,000 per employer per year | Open; approval before training starts |
| On-Farm Efficiency Program | Alberta producers with $25,000 of farm income and a current Environmental Farm Plan | The Smart Farm Technology stream. The funding list has no autonomy item and rules out GPS and auto-steer equipment, so a unit would need approval as a similar expense | 50%; $50,000 for the stream, $150,000 per applicant over the program | Between intakes; due to reopen from September 2026. We check it weekly |
| Emissions Reduction Alberta, energy management for industry | Farming, mining, construction, manufacturing and transport operators | Capital retrofits at a facility with fixed equipment. Whether a mobile machine fits is a question for the program | Up to 50%, up to $1 million per facility | Waitlists open; program runs to 2027-03-31 |
| AFSC lending | Alberta producers and agribusiness | Term lending. The pages do not say whether a retrofit on a used machine qualifies; we ask before you apply | Not published | Open |
Saskatchewan
| Program | Who | What it covers | What it is worth | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| On-farm equipment or technology cost-share | Producers | There is none. The producer programs under the current agricultural partnership cover water, irrigation, land, weeds, livestock, biosecurity and safety | — | No program |
| Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing | Value-added agri-processors | Automation equipment, but it rules out tractors, trailers, forklifts and other mobile motorized equipment, and used or leased equipment | 50% to 60%, capped between $300,000 and $750,000 | Not for a machine seat |
| Canada-Saskatchewan Job Grant | Employers | Training | — | Eliminated in 2025, no successor |
Manitoba
| Program | Who | What it covers | What it is worth | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MASC direct loans | Manitoba farm operators | Equipment, new or used; ten-year terms for new, seven for used | Up to $6.25 million at 80% financing | Continuous |
| MASC loan guarantees | Manitoba producers diversifying | Credit backing for diversification and value-added projects | No principal cap; rate ceiling of prime plus 2% | Continuous |
| Building Up Manitoba | Any Manitoba employer under 500 people | Employee training | 50%; $10,000 per employee, $100,000 per program | Open, continuous |
British Columbia
| Program | Who | What it covers | What it is worth | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BC On-Farm Technology Adoption Program | BC producers two years in, with $50,000 of production revenue | The best fit in Canada. It names autonomous equipment, and it rules out used equipment. Whether a new unit on a machine you already own counts as new is the question we put to the program first | Up to 65%, to $100,000, with at least 35% in cash from you | Closed. The fourth intake ran February to April 2026; no fifth announced |
| BC Employer Training Grant | Any BC employer | Training | 80%; $10,000 per employee, $300,000 per employer per year | Open; approval before training |
United States
| Measure | Who | What it covers | What it is worth | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Section 179 expensing | Any trade or business, property bought and used more than half for business | Used property qualifies; the test is that you bought it, not that it is new | $2,560,000 for 2026, phasing out from $4,090,000; capped at the year's business income, with the rest carried forward | In force |
| Bonus depreciation | Any business | New or certain used property | 100% for property acquired and placed in service after 2025-01-19 | In force |
| Recovery period | Any business | The class follows your trade, not the device | Five years for new farm machinery and for construction; seven for used farm machinery and for quarrying and mining | In force |
| SBA 7(a) and SBA 504 | For-profit small businesses | Purchase and installation of machinery and equipment; 504 needs ten years of remaining life | $5 million under 7(a), $5.5 million under 504 | Open |
| USDA Farm Service Agency operating loans | Family farms that cannot get credit elsewhere | Equipment among the essentials | $400,000 direct; the guaranteed limit differs between two of the agency's own pages, so confirm it locally | Open |
| USDA Business and Industry guarantee | Rural businesses in towns under fifty thousand; plain farms go to the Farm Service Agency | Purchase and installation of machinery and equipment | An 85% guarantee under $5 million, 80% above, with a 3% fee | Open |
Read on each program's own page on 2026-09-04. Figures move; confirm before you plan on one.
Four mistakes that cost the money.
Buying first, then looking for the grant.
British Columbia's on-farm program rules out any purchase made before the application is approved. Saskatchewan's manufacturing program bars spending before project approval. Alberta's training grant wants approval before the first day of the course. Yet Alberta's on-farm program can reach back to spending made before the application, and the federal poultry program reaches back years. There is no general rule, so we read the pre-approval clause program by program before a quotation is signed.
Assuming a unit on your machine reads as new equipment.
Two of the best programs rule out used equipment, and neither says whether a new unit fitted to a machine you already own trips that clause. That one question decides whether the strongest cost-share in the country is usable at all, so we put it to the program before you apply. Saskatchewan is blunter: its manufacturing program rules out mobile motorized equipment outright.
Applying to the wrong family of program.
The research council's industrial assistance, the agricultural science programs, Alberta Innovates' vouchers and Saskatchewan's agtech funds pay the company that develops a technology, not the customer who buys it. Farms are barred from the small business financing program and sent to the Agricultural Loans Act; plain farms are sent off the rural business guarantee and onto the Farm Service Agency. Knowing which door is yours saves a season.
Old names, and stacking.
The Canada Job Grant no longer exists as such. Alberta renamed and re-cut its version, Manitoba's became Building Up Manitoba, and Saskatchewan's ended with no successor. On stacking, most programs bar the same dollar from two sources, and British Columbia will not let other government money sit inside your own share. Plan the split before the first application, not after the second.
Closed, or not for this.
- AgriInnovate and the Agricultural Clean Technology adoption stream: closed to applications.
- AgriScience: open, but for pre-commercial research, not adoption.
- NRC IRAP, Alberta Innovates vouchers and demonstration programs, Saskatchewan's agtech funds: for the firm developing the technology.
- Canada Digital Adoption Program: retired.
- Emissions Reduction Alberta challenge rounds: closed, and mature commercial technology is out of scope.
- Manitoba agri-processing productivity: closed; the capital investment program starts at $1 million projects.
- British Columbia's manufacturing tax credit: new processing equipment only. Its feeder and breeder guarantees fund livestock, not machines.
- USDA REAP: energy projects only, and its own rules exclude vehicles, tillage equipment and used equipment.
How we help you get it right.
Tell us where you are and what you run, and we tell you which of these doors is yours, in what order to knock, and what has to be true before you sign a quotation. We read the program pages, and we put the two questions that decide the most to the programs themselves: whether a new unit on a machine you already own counts as new equipment, and when Alberta's on-farm program reopens.
The tax lines are your accountant's call. Eligibility is the program's call, in writing. Our job is to make sure you are asking the right one, with the right paperwork, before the money is spent.