The 2011/12 project application form allows us to understand your organization’s goals and needs for the upcoming year. The CYFF is committed to providing support to our provincial affiliated associations in various ways. Organization public awareness, board governance, workshop attendance and sponsoring delegates to attend the powerful CYFF AGM and conference - in addition to providing up to $10,000.00 in project funding to each provincial organization.
Click here to view the CYFF Project Application Form in full.
A. What is evaluation?
Evaluation is the process of determining or estimating value, significance or worth through careful appraisal and study.
B. Why evaluate project?
“If you’re not keeping track of the score, then you’re just practicing”.
Click here to view the Project Evaluation in full.
Approval of project funding is conditional upon 14 terms.
Click here to view the full Terms of Agreement document.
Are you (or do you know) a University or College student looking for the opportunity to enter a cash prize contest that will allow the participant to share their ideas? Send a video submission to the Excellence Award for Agricultural Students for your chance to earn $1000! Click here to learn more…
In today’s busy world, volunteer time is extremely valuable, greatly appreciated and recognized. We acknowledge that your time is valuable and therefore have set cash values to reflect your in-kind contribution.
Contributions matching CYFF funding can be made in the form of either “in-kind” or cash.
In-kind contributions are normally in the form of assets or services, toward a project (ie labour, materials/supplies, existing equipment and facility use). In accordance with the CYFF Agreement, in-kind contributions must be supported by actual receipts signed by the donor of the contribution (see attached example). The in-kind statements must be submitted at the completion of the project with the invoices and other year-end documentation. The estimated worth of in-kind contributions must be justifiable in terms of current market value for the item provided. All projects must have at least 50% of the total project expenses matched by in-kind contribution.
Labour: the time spent on the project and valued according to current salary rates
Materials/Supplies: the fair market value for the purchase
Existing Equipment: the standard rental rate
Facility use: the market rental rates
If assistance is needed for determining the in-kind contribution, contact the CYFF office.
Click here to view an example of an In-Kind Contribution Receipt.
The Canadian Farm Business Management Council has partnered with the Canadian 4-H Council, Canadian Young Farmers’ Forum, and Canada’s Outstanding Young Farmers’ Program to unveil a new and enhanced STEP UP mentorship program. These national partners have joined forces to continue to promote best practices to build a sustainable industry, encourage entrepreneurism, and exchange innovative ideas.
Through the STEP UP Program, we’ll pair you with an experienced farm manager who will work with you in a focused Mentorship program for a minimum of eight weeks. Don’t worry – we’ve got the travel expenses all covered.
You’ll have opportunities to engage in the day-to-day management of a farm operation, see how the decisions are made, expand your professional network, and be able to get your hands dirty in the process.
To learn more, click here.