ATII Program Success Story, Cecilbay Farms
ATII Program Success Story featuring Cecilbay Farms. ATII funding helped source new robotic feeding equipment for their dairy operation
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The Agri-Tech Innovation Initiative (ATIl) has supported Ontario farms and food processors in adopting innovative technologies, equipment and processes to increase production capacity, enhance energy efficiency and strengthen their operations.
More than 300 Ontario farms and food processors were approved for over $22 million in funding. Combined with applicant cost-share, ATIl will generate over $61 million in total investment across Ontario' agriculture and food sector between 2024 and 2027.
ATIl is funded in part through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a 5-year, $3.5 billion federal-provincial-territorial initiative. This program is being delivered by the Agricultural Adaptation Council on behalf of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness.
Read the program success stories below.
ATII Program Success Story featuring Cecilbay Farms. ATII funding helped source new robotic feeding equipment for their dairy operation
ATII Program Success Story featuring VegFresh, a Toronto-based food processor. Read how ATII funding for optical sorting equipment expanded their business.
ATII Program Success Story featuring National Pasta, a Cambridge-based food processor. Read how ATII funding for new line equipment helped the company grow new markets.
ATII Program Success Story featuring Haven Greens, a green house operation in King City. Read how ATII funding helped transform their growing operations with AI enabled tech.
ATII Program Success Story featuring Enright Cattle Company. ATII funding helped source new electronic fencing equipment for their cattle operation
ATII Program Success Story featuring Roothams Gourmet. New line equipment creates growth for local company.
The Agricultural Adaptation Council (AAC) is an industry-led organization that stimulates growth and opportunity for Ontario's agriculture and food industry through the delivery of funding programs, facilitating connections, and developing partnerships.

The Agri-Tech Innovation Initiative program was funded in part through Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a 5-year, $3.5 billion federal-provincial-territorial initiative. This program is being delivered by the Agricultural Adaptation Council on behalf of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness.

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