Enhanced Replant Program Stream 2: Wine Grape Replant is open to existing wine grape producers who are replacing existing acreage with new vineyards.
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Stream 2: Wine Grape Replant Overview
Project Length
Successful Stream 2 applicants will have up to 24 months from time of approval to complete their project.
Funding Amounts
| Fields without Production Insurance Plant Loss Claim | Fields with Production Insurance Plant Loss Claim | Funding Limit per Farm Operation |
|---|---|---|
| Nursery stock¹: cost-shared 50% plant purchase and one-time licensing/plant royalty fees | Nursery stock: cost-shared 25% plant purchase and one-time licensing/plant royalty fees | Min: one (1) contiguous acre Max: 20 acres or 15% of existing acreage, whichever is greater Funding cap: up to a maximum of $750,000 (duration of the program) |
¹Producer-to-producer sales (including rootstock, scion, plants) are eligible under ERP, and will be cost-shared at 50%, or 25% if replanted on a site with an active or recent Plant Loss Claim. The original disease certification of the plant stock may be requested. Note, home nursery plant stock material is not eligible for Stream 2: Wine Grape Replant.
What does the funding limit mean?
Each farm operation can apply for a minimum of one (1) contiguous acre per project up to a maximum of 20 acres or 15% of existing perennial food crop acreage (leased and owned), whichever is greater.
The total funding available for each farm operation over the duration of the program is capped at a maximum of $750,000.
What’s a cost-shared ratio?
The cost-sharing ratio represents the proportion of eligible Total Project Costs contributed by both the applicant and the funder. For the Enhanced Replant Program, the cost-shared ratio depends on whether the applicant has been paid a Production Insurance Plant Loss Claim or has a Plant Loss Claim in progress for each field being replanted.
Plant Loss Claims
All applicants are required to indicate if they have been paid a Production Insurance Plant Loss Claim from January 1, 2023 onward or have a Plant Loss Claim in progress for the field/block being replanted. Cost-share ratios for applicants will be adjusted based on Business Risk Management Program claims at each planting and/or removal/renewal location.
Fields or blocks that production insurance has NOT PAID a Plant Loss Claim, or no active Plant Loss Claim is under consideration:
- Nursery Stock: applicants will receive a 50% cost-share (reimbursement) for nursery plants and one-time plant royalty and/or licensing fee(s), when purchased from a commercial nursery.
Field or blocks that production insurance has PAID a Plant Loss Claim (from January 1, 2023 onwards), or an active Plant Loss Claim is under consideration for the field/block being replanted:
- Nursery Stock: applicants will receive a 25% cost-share (reimbursement) for nursery plants and one-time plant royalty and/or licensing fee(s), when purchased from a commercial nursery.
- Producers with active Plant Loss Claims are not eligible for removal/renewal funding.
Applicants who indicate they are enrolled in Production Insurance will have their information (including Production Insurance Policy Number, Physical Address of planting/removal location and Land Titles Parcel Identification (PID) number) sent to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Business Risk Management Branch to verify claim status.
Book a Call
Starting on November 18, 2025, you can book a 10-minute phone consultation with an IAF staff member to discuss your ERP application.
Prior to booking a call, please start a draft application, as you must provide your application ID number (example: ERP-202526-0####) when you book the call. This gives you and the IAF staff member a specific application to reference and provide support for during the 10-minute phone call.
Applicants may be limited to one phone call appointment if demand is high. The IAF Team is also available at 250.940.6150 during business hours and by email at erp@iafbc.ca.
Eligibility Criteria
All ERP applicants must meet the program-wide eligibility criteria AND stream-specific eligibility criteria. Applicants are responsible for reviewing and understanding both program-wide and stream-specific eligibility criteria before submitting their application.
Review the program-wide eligibility criteria
Review the stream-specific eligibility criteria
Program-Wide Eligibility Criteria
- Be an existing blueberry, cranberry, raspberry, tree fruit, or wine grape grower in British Columbia, farming over 1 acre of perennial crops.
- Be the owner or lessee of the land.
- Indicate if you have been paid a Production Insurance Plant Loss Claim from January 1, 2023, onwards or have a Plant Loss Claim in progress for the field/block being replanted.
- Can demonstrate financial viability to complete and maintain a project.
- Be in good standing with council(s) identified by the corresponding industry association (see stream-specific criteria).
- Maintain the property as a commercial operation for at least four (4) years after replanting.
- Plant costs: provided planting takes place after application approval and plants have not been funded through other programs.
- Nursery Stock: plant costs and one-time licensing/plant royalty fees.
- Planting multiple varieties of the same commodity on a minimum of one contiguous acre.
- The replant site must be in British Columbia.
- Each field being replanted must cover a minimum one (1) contiguous acre.
- Multiple continuously planted areas that collectively equal one acre on one property is eligible.
- Based on current projections, the replant site is commercially viable (i.e. will generate a positive return) at full production (a form will be provided at time of application to confirm).
- For each replanted site, applicants must be a licensed water user, be within an irrigation district, or have submitted a water use license application prior to applying.
- Audited applicants must provide proof (e.g., water bill or license).
- Irrigation systems must be installed at planting.¹
¹Vancouver Island Wine Grape growers are exempt from the requirement to have an irrigation system installed at planting.
Ineligible Applicants
- Annual crop producers, forage producers, non-commercial producers, and farmland outside of BC.
- Sectors that do not have an opportunity assessment completed and pre-approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food.
- Producers that do not meet stream-specific criteria.
- Producers with active Plant Loss Claims are not eligible for Stream 4: Berry Removal/Renewal.
- Applicants with an active project with the Perennial Crop Renewal Program (PCRP) (2023-2025) are not eligible to apply for ERP.
Ineligible Activities and Expenditures
- New plantings (including farm expansions and the establishment of crops on bare land or land previously utilized for non-perennial crops or non-food perennial crops).
- Home nurseries: the cost of plants (including maintenance fees).
- Good and Services Tax (GST).
- In-kind expenses.
- Taxes and duty or shipping costs.
- Other planting or removal costs including but not limited to: rental of equipment, purchase of posts and wire, labour etc.
- Interplanting in existing orchards or vineyards (planting young plants between each existing plant in the row).
- Ongoing annual royalty payments (per acre, per linear foot, or per fruit sold).
- Ineligible commodity-specific criteria as outlined in the sector-specific planting/removal guidelines.
Stream 2: Wine Grape Replant Criteria
Wine Grape Replant Eligibility Criteria
Wine Grape replant funding is open to existing wine grape producers who are replacing existing acreage with new vineyards.
- In good standing with the BC Wine Grape Council (BCWGC), with all levies paid on fruit grown in the previous year (exemption for wine grape growers located on Vancouver Island).
- Irrigation systems must be installed in all field(s) at the time of planting (exemption for wine grape growers located on Vancouver Island).
- Must justify their marketing strategy by selecting the wine style from the Replanting Guidelines and Recommendations report that the new vineyard will achieve.
- If replanting the same variety, must justify how management practices are being adapted to ensure success.
- Have a soil nutrient test from the field site within the last 3 years.
- Must demonstrate positive return at full production using the Contribution Margin template.
- Replanting tree fruits with wine grapes is ineligible.
- Vines must be purchased from a nursery identified by the Canadian Grapevine Certification Network (CGCN-RCCV) as certified for Canadian plant material and to a CFIA approved international standard.
- Domestic vines: Must be Certified Plus, Certified, or Verified by CGCN-RCCV and produced by a CGCN-RCCV registered nursery.
- USA imported vines: Must be certified by a state virus/pathogen-free certification program recognized by CGCN in California, Oregon, Washington, or New York and free of any viruses/pathogens on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s quarantine list.
- International imported vines: No other international certification programs are currently recognized by CGCN. Other programs seeking inclusion may submit requests directly to CGCN-RCCV for review.
- Planting the varieties of Grenache or Mourvèdre is ineligible for cost-sharing.
- Planting Gewürztraminer is not widely recommended and must not represent more than 20% of an applicant’s total acreage; applicant must provide a justification in the marketing and sales section of the finance and marketing plan before being approved for replant funding.
- Planting Syrah is only eligible for funding on sites where regular extreme heat events are more of an issue than regular extreme cold events.
- Standard planting density of 1300 to 2200 plants/acre.
- If planting is outside of a 1300 to 2200 plants/acre range, verification from an Accredited Professional may be required from the applicant to verify the planting density and horticultural practices proposed by the producer.
Applications
Important Dates
Applications for Stream 2: Wine Grape Replant open on November 18, 2025. Applicants have the opportunity to prepare and draft an application before submission.
Applications Open: November 18, 2025
Webinar: November 20, 2025, 12 PM Pacific (Watch the recording)
Submissions Open: December 2, 2025, 9 AM Pacific
Applications Close: December 15, 2025, 4 PM Pacific
Replant activities cannot start until after an application has been approved.
Application Process
Applicants apply through the IAF Client Portal. The application process and required documents are specific to each funding stream. The application process will generally consist of:
Visit IAF’s Client Portal and create an account. To create an account you will need to provide your organization’s information, including:
- Name
- Contact details
- Type of organization
- BC ID / CRA numbers
- Primary contact
- And more
If your organization is a corporation or a partnership, you’ll need to submit a copy of the BC Corporate Registry that includes the name of signatories for the organization. Please email it to funding@iafbc.ca after creating your account.
IAF will validate your account, then you will receive an email granting access to the portal. Please note this can take up to two business days.
Select the Enhanced Replant Program from Funding Opportunities, and provide:
- Additional applicant information, including commodity type
- Parcel Identification Number PID and civic address for each planting or removal/renewal site
- Planting proposal, including field size (acres), variety, planting density, site map etc.
- Total Plant Cost (if applicable) and Funding Request
- All applicants may also be required to complete and submit an AF Demographic Survey with their ERP application; Confirmation ID numbers are submitted with each ERP application.
- Participants of the Business Risk Management (BRM) program, will also be asked to provide:
- Production Insurance Policy Number, physical address of the planting that is being removed or replanted; and the Land Titles Parcel Identification (PID) number. How to Find the BC Land Titles Parcel ID (PID) Using a Civic Address.
- Any payments received for Production Insurance plant loss claim or if a plant loss claim is in progress.
- AgriStability Participant Identification Number, if enrolled.
- Supporting documents (i.e. confirmed plant order). These documents can be uploaded through the IAF Client Portal as attachments to the application.
- A confirmed plant order is an order which has been secured by a payment to the vendor, either in the form of a partial deposit or full payment for the order. Orders which say “Confirmation,” but also state in their Terms and Conditions that a deposit is needed to secure the order, will not be considered confirmed for the purpose of ERP eligibility, unless these unsecured orders are accompanied by proof of payment documents for the deposits requested by the vendor on the order form.
IAF staff are available to answer questions regarding eligible activities, costs and/or the application process. IAF may also contact applicants for additional information or clarification to assess their application. Applicants can contact erp(at)iafbc.ca with any questions about the program or to receive support in developing their application or book an appointment for a phone call.
Applicants are encouraged to include only activities they are confident will be completed on time and within budget limits.
Applying to the program is not a guarantee of funding. Applications that are incomplete or do not meet eligibility criteria will not fulfill the program’s requirements and may adversely affect your funding decision.
Need help with IAF’s Client Portal?
We’ve created a number of tutorials and FAQs about the IAF Client Portal to help you navigate this resource successfully.
Review and Adjudication
Prior to funding decisions being made, project applications are screened and reviewed by IAF and may be reviewed by a technical expert. The application review process will include:
- Ensuring application completeness.
- Organization/Applicant eligibility check.
- Project eligibility check.
Upon successful completion of review by IAF staff, 10% of eligible applications will be selected for further audit and review. This audit will include a secondary review of applications by an Accredited Professional focused on validating/verifying any or all the technical information supplied or required. Additional information may be requested from the applicant before it can be considered for funding. The following audit criteria may be considered:
- Owner/Lessee Farm Operation details
- Total acreage
- Planting density
- Finance and marketing plan
- Financial Review
- Contribution Margin Template for positive returns
- Compliance Checks
- Food safety standards
- Valid water license
- Soil test results
- Varietal Assessment
- Additional Assessments
- Production insurance
- AgriStability participation
- Environmental Farm Plan (EFP)
Applications that fail the audit requirements may be deemed ineligible and not funded.
Program Scoring Criteria
All eligible applications will be scored based on specific criteria provided by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food; this may include:
- Confirmed plant order for all fields at the time of application.
- Enrollment in Production Insurance.
- Enrollment in AgriStability or vertical integration that makes them ineligible for AgriStability.
- A current Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) or in the process of renewing/applying for one.
- A finance & marketing plan that meets Ministry requirements and was developed within the last five years.
Additional Scoring Criteria
The additional scoring criteria for Stream 2: Wine Grape Replant includes:
Stream 2: Wine Grape Replant
- Field(s) being replanted will be cover cropped or left fallow for at least 12 months prior to planting.
- Sustainable Wine BC (SWBC) member OR have completed the SWBC online self-assessment.
Funding will be awarded to high-scoring applicants first, until the program allocations are exhausted.
Funding Notifications & Obligations
If the project is approved, IAF will inform the applicant of the details of the decision and any associated terms and conditions by email. Notification will be provided within 8 weeks of a completed application submission. Please note, if an application is sent back for further information or revisions this will reset the application review timeline. The status of your application can be found in the IAF Client Portal. All funding decisions are final.
Funding is application and project-specific and must be used for the approved project and eligible expenses as outlined. Funds are non-transferable. Retroactive approvals are eligible for ERP. Replanting activities are eligible provided the purchase was made on or after January 1, 2022.
Approved replant projects, including those that receive a conditional approval, must be completed within 24 months of funding decision notification. Approved removal projects must be completed within 12 months of funding decision notification. Applicants without a confirmed plant order may receive conditional funding approval, pending the submission of an order confirmation to IAF. Conditional approval is valid for 60 days; failure to submit an order confirmation will result in cancellation of conditional approval. Applicants would be required to resubmit pending reopening of an application window. No project extensions will be considered.
Approved applicants will be published annually on the IAF website, highlighting funding awarded to producers and key program achievements to date.
Successful applicants must complete all removal/renewal or replanting activities, submit a project report and/or successfully complete an on-site field inspection prior to receiving payment. Project report(s) must be completed and submitted to IAF, with receipts and invoices (as applicable), to be considered for funding reimbursement. It is important the final report is submitted on time and with all required information. Expenses will be reimbursed based on the submitted receipts, the approved project proposal, and the corresponding cost-share ratio. Payments will be made in CAD with exchange rates calculated at the time of payment unless a proof of exchange rate is provided. All reporting will be completed via the IAF Client Portal.
Cranberry renewal and blueberry removal projects will be reimbursed based on a flat rate per acre following the completion of removal activities. Final reporting will be required before funding payments are issued.
Final project reports will include, but may not be limited to:
- Replant Projects: Image(s) of each project location, showing planted rows and installed irrigation.
- Replant/Removal Projects: Image(s) of each project location, showing all plants and obsolete infrastructure have been removed and disposed of
- Confirmed total number of plants/acres planted or removed
- Provide supporting documents (receipts, invoices etc.)
- Producer planting survey
- Attestation of work complete
A progress report(s) may be required for projects that exceed 12-months in duration.
If a report is submitted by a producer, shows evidence of inter-planting, the project will automatically require an on-site field inspection and may be ineligible for funding.
To qualify for reimbursement, invoices must:
- Relate to Approved Expenses: Reflect costs directly associated with purchases from
- Nursery Stock: Plant(s) purchased and/or one-time royalty or licensing fee
- Home Nursery: Growers using their own home nurseries need provide receipt for rootstock and scion (if applicable) and receipt for any associated royalty payments.
- Be Itemized: Include detailed descriptions (i.e. varieties), quantities, and unit prices for the above expenses.
- Show Date of Purchase: Indicate the invoice date or purchase date(s)
- Include Vendor Information: Display the vendor’s name, address, and contact details.
- Provide Payment Proof: Accompany the invoice with evidence of payment, such as a receipt or bank statement (if available at the time of application).
Producer-to-producer sales (including rootstock, scion, plants) are eligible under ERP. Applicants must provide an ‘invoice’ for the payment of a producer-to-producer sales which includes:
- Seller information; including legal business name, address / contact information, GST/business number for farm/business selling trees;
- IAF may request original invoices from commercial nurseries on a case-by-case basis
- The variety and number (unit/quantity) of trees sold;
- Cost per tree and total costs;
- Buyer information; including legal business name and address / contact information for the farm/business buying trees;
- The applicant (buyer) is also required to provide back up of the transaction to show proof of payment (i.e. bank statement showing transfer of funds, deposited cheque etc.)”
For questions about eligible expenses, please contact the IAF program team at erp@iafbc.ca.
Field inspection process: Approved projects selected to participate in the field inspection audit will be automatically notified when a final report is completed / submitted to IAF through the IAF Client Portal.
Field inspections will be conducted for a minimum of 25% of completed projects, by a qualified professional scheduling an on-site visit with the producer. Field inspections will take place within 3-6 months of project completion and planting. Final payments will be based on the outcome of the inspection and assessment of the project’s progress.
Criteria for each inspection could include, but is not limited to:
- Verify project location.
- Verify the commodity planted.
- Verify the source of planting stock and varieties.
- Assess site preparation and weed control.
- Measure average plant spacing and row spacing.
- Measure field area.
- Assess plant quality in terms of overall health.
- Ensure support system/trellising is in place and trees are tied (if applicable).
- Ensure permanent irrigation system is installed.
- Verify the previous planting in field block have been removed and obsolete infrastructure has been removed and disposed of.
- Take photos.
Note: Projects that fail the field inspection requirements may be deemed ineligible and not funded.
Payments will only be issued to producers following project completion and/or field inspection.
This program is funded by the Government of British Columbia. As such, acknowledgement of funding is required when publicly communicating about a project and/or funding. To ensure appropriate acknowledgement, all communications and marketing materials, including public announcements or social media posts, must be pre-approved by the IAF Communications Team. Details on correctly acknowledging funding can be found on the project resource hub. Materials must be submitted via the IAF Client Portal.
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FAQ
All imported vines will only be eligible for funding consideration if it was produced following a protocol reviewed and recognized by CGCN and meets CFIA requirements.
Yes, you can plant multiple varieties of wine grapes in one acre if the planting meets the minimum of one contiguous acre. Multiple planted areas that collectively equal one acre is not considered eligible.
Plant material sources from home nurseries are only eligible for Stream 1: Tree Fruit Replant. Plant material for Stream 2 and 3 should be sourced from a commercial nursery.
Establishment of new fields or expansion of growing operations will not be eligible for funding. Only replanted acres of eligible commodity groups are eligible for ERP funding.
Multiple small sites of the same commodity type that add up to one acre on the same parcel, while directly bordering each other, are eligible. If multiple small sites are nearby each other on the same parcel but do not directly border each other, we will be happy to review the site map to determine eligibility. Small sites on different land parcels can not be counted together towards the one-acre minimum: each parcel must include a minimum of one acre of the same commodity to be eligible.
Applicants who have an active PCRP project (for removal or replant) are not eligible to apply for ERP. All PCRP projects must be completed before applying to the ERP program.
No, GST is not eligible for reimbursement.
It is not mandatory to cover crop and/or leave a field fallow prior to replanting, however, it is encouraged. This will be used as a scoring criterium for all applicants.
Plant costs can be incurred retroactively to January 1, 2022, but all planting activities cannot begin until after a project approval is provided to the applicant.
Yes, producer-to-producer sales, and the resale of nursery stock (including rootstock, scion, plants) are eligible under ERP. The original disease certification of the plant stock may be requested. To be eligible for cost-sharing, an applicant must provide an invoice for the payment of a producer-to-producer sale which includes:
- Seller information; including legal business name, address/contact information, GST/business number for farm/business selling trees
- The variety and number (unit/quantity) of plants sold
- Cost per plant and total costs
- Buyer information; including legal business name and address/contact information for the farm/business buying plants
The applicant (buyer) is also required to provide back up of the transaction to show proof of payment (i.e. bank statement showing transfer of funds, deposited cheque etc.)
Only one-time plant royalty and licensing fees are eligible for funding. Ongoing annual royalty payments (per acre, per linear foot, or per fruit sold) are ineligible. The funding amount for one-time plant royalty and licensing fees will depend on whether the producer has a plant loss claim.
Producers without a plant loss claim:
- Nursery Stock: 50% cost-share (reimbursement) for nursery plants and one-time plant royalty and/or licensing fee(s) when purchased from a commercial nursery.
Producers with a plant loss claim (from January 1, 2023, onwards):
- Nursery Stock: 25% cost-share (reimbursement) for plants purchased from a commercial nursery.
Yes, provided each field being replanted must be at least one continuous acre. Interplanting is not eligible.
- Example 1: A farmer is replanting two fields totaling 2.5 acres. Field one is a 2-acre block, and field two is a separate 0.5-acre block. Only field one qualifies for funding since field two doesn’t meet the 1-acre minimum. The farmer can receive funding to replant 2 acres.
- Example 2: A farmer is replanting two fields totaling 2.5 acres. Field one is a 1-acre block, and field two is a 1.5-acre block. Both fields meet the 1-acre minimum, so the farmer qualifies for funding to replant 2.5 acres.
Your organization must register through the IAF Client Portal to apply to IAF programs. Please note, if you have not already registered, this process can take up to 2 business days and must be completed before the application deadline.
Yes, however; each farm operation is permitted to submit only one application per fiscal year (per application intake), regardless of the funding Stream.
High density planting proposals will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis and are subject to approval. Verification from an Accredited Professional may be required from the applicant to verify the planting density and horticultural practices proposed.
The acreage cap (20 acres or 15% total existing acreage) is per project. The funding cap is per farm operation.
For the 2026/27 intake the Business Plan has been renamed a Finance & Marketing Plan for the sake of the ERP program to better reflect the intended information captured by the plan. While there’s no template for the plan, we recommend working through the checklist available within the application form to ensure you have all of the required information. Additionally, this is only a required document for those randomly selected for an application audit, however it is part of the scoring criteria so is encouraged to include with your application.
There is no difference, these are the same thing. For the 2026/27 applications to the ERP program, the business plan has been renamed to the finance and marketing plan to better reflect the intended information captured by the plan.
A Finance and Marketing plan that meets the Ministry requirements and was developed in the last 5 years will be used as scoring criteria for all applications. There is no set template, but a checklist and guidelines to draft a Finance and Marketing Plan have been provided by the BC Agribusiness Program found in the resources section.
Please provide the status of the permit and any supporting documentation at the time of application. All recipients are required to comply with all necessary laws and regulations.
An SVC letter is a letter from the Summerland Varieties Corporation confirming that all SVC numbered varieties being planted have had the appropriate royalty fees paid.
Soil Samples can be dropped off at TerraLink Horticulture’s Kelowna Location. For questions/inquiries please call 1-877-893-3292 and a representative will be able to assist you. #110 – 235 Beaver Lake Ct, Kelowna BC.
Any producer-to-producer sale will be cost-shared at 50%.
o A confirmed plant order is an order which has been secured by a payment to the vendor, either in the form of a partial deposit or full payment for the order. Orders which say “Confirmation,” but also state in their Terms and Conditions that a deposit is needed to secure the order, will not be considered confirmed for the purpose of ERP eligibility, unless these unsecured orders are accompanied by proof of payment documents for the deposits requested by the vendor on the order form.
IAF provides payments by EFT (direct deposit). To get your EFT information set up to ensure timely delivery of your payment(s) please follow the directions provided here to update your client portal.
- Streams 1 to 3 projects will have up to 24 months from the time of approval to complete replanting.
- Stream 4 projects will have up to 12 months from the time of approval to complete removal/renewal.
Approved projects selected to participate in the field inspection audit will be automatically notified through the online portal when a final report is completed. All field inspections will be scheduled with an Accredited Professional within 3-6 months following project completion. Funding payment will only be issued following the successful completion of this on-site inspection.
Stream 2 Application Overview
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Stream 2 Webinar
Watch the recording from the Stream 2 webinar that took place on November 20, 2025.
Stream 2: Wine Grape Replant Guide
Download the Stream 2: Wine Grape Replant Guide.
Best Practices for Replanting Wine Grapes
Check out the Ministry of Agriculture and Food’s Best Practices for Replanting Wine Grapes.
Re-Planting Guidelines and Recommendations
Check out the Ministry of Agriculture and Food’s Re-Planting Guidelines and Recommendations for wine grapes.
BCWGC Financial Planning for Wine Grapes
Check out the BCWGC’s Financial Planning for Wine Grapes information.
Sustainable Winegrowing British Columbia
Visit the Sustainable Winegrowing British Columbia website (login required for Self Assessment).
Finance & Marketing Planning Resources
View the Government of BC’s Finance & Marketing Planning Resources.
Finance & Marketing Plan Checklist
View the Government of BC’s Writing a Finance & Marketing Plan checklist.
2024/25 Program Guide
Download the 2024/25 ERP Program Guide.
2024/25 Stream 2 Appendix
Download the 2024/25 Stream 2 Appendix.
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