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The Beneficial Management Practices (BMP) program is a complementary, on-farm cost-share incentive program to assist farm and ranch operations in mitigating some of the risks identified in the farm-specific Environmental Farm Plans (EFPs). The goal of the BMP program is to increase the adoption of technology and practices to mitigate high-risk activities or emerging challenges. Visit the program page to learn more: https://iafbc.ca/beneficial-management-practices/
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BMP Program Details Available
All Beneficial Management Practices Categories now have project code details available! Just a reminder that the program will be returning in 2025 with new codes.
The first two categories open will be Planning, Technical Assessments and Engineered Designs & Water Infrastructure with applications opening January 14, 2025!
To learn more visit iafbc.ca/bmp/
The Beneficial Management Practices Program has 2025 project details available!
Plans, Technical Assessments and Engineered Designs along with the Water Infrastructure category applications are set to reopen on January 14th, 2025.
Details, including practice codes for project categories are available now on the BMP webpage.
Learn more about eligibility, applications, and funding available at iafbc.ca/bmp/
The Beneficial Management Practices Program has 2025 project details available!
Plans, Technical Assessments and Engineered Designs along with the Water Infrastructure category applications are set to reopen on January 14th, 2025.
Details, including practice codes for project categories are available now on the BMP webpage.
Learn more about eligibility, applications, and funding available at iafbc.ca/bmp/
Please note: the Government of BC may, from time to time, give instructions to IAF in relation to the delivery and administration of this program. IAF must and will comply with those instructions.
Funding for these programs have been provided by the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a $3.5 billion, 5-year agreement between the federal, provincial and territorial governments. Additional funding has been provided by CleanBC. The program is delivered by the Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC (IAF).
