Farming businesses, agribusinesses and primary producers can access a wide range of government grants for productivity, sustainability, drought resilience and export market access. Every state government runs programs alongside the federal government — covering everything from farm infrastructure to agricultural technology adoption.
In Western Australia, western australia's grant landscape includes programs from the small business development corporation (sbdc), regional development commissions administering the regional economic development (red) grants, the department of local government, sport and cultural industries (dlgsc) and tourism wa.
Open programs
2 totalAn eleven-year, $60.85 million State Government investment program that funds locally-driven projects to stimulate job creation and economic growth in regional Western Australia. Up to $250,000 is available per project to promote sustainable jobs, workforce solutions, productivity, skills and capability building, and industry diversification across the Goldfields-Esperance region.
The NNSIDI supports the creation of new and innovative seed production enterprises throughout the Pilbara, Goldfields Esperance, and the Kimberley regions. Funded by $4.4 million, the initiative establishes Seed Production Area (SPA) trial sites that serve as models for future SPAs, providing training and building long-term business capacity. The program prioritizes Aboriginal-operated SPAs established on country and aims to create sustainable jobs while meeting mining companies' native seed requirements for post-closure revegetation.
Grant information is sourced from official government websites and updated regularly. Always verify current eligibility and deadlines before applying.