How the program works

Learn about the program and access resources

ww.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fotf

www.agtech.dpi.nsw.gov.au

www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/farms-of-future-grant-program

Register and enrol in training

Create a Canvas account through Tocal website Complete pre-earning activities

Attend face-to-face or online Training

Finalise Monitoring Plan

Determine budget

Register on Agtech Catalogue via Link provided Review Agtech Catalogue

Engage suppliers

Discuss installation compliance of Telecommunications Act 1997 and Radiocommunications Act 1992 with supplier

Seek quotes from suppliers, including shipping & installation costs

Create Tech List from Catalogue

Return to Canvas

Submit Monitoring Plan and Tech List

Monitoring Plan assessed Tech List assessed

If successful, Certificate of completion issued

www.raa.nsw.gov.au/grants/fotf

Review grant guidelines

Submit required RAA documents

Submit Certificate of Completion & approved Tech List

Receive RAA outcome

Farmer purchases approved products that are listed on their tech lists from approved suppliers or their distributors.

Farmers are responsible for directly paying the chosen supplier or distributor for their purchased products.

Payment should be made after the date on your certificate of Completion to be eligible.

The NSW DPI is not responsible for paying suppliers or their distributors.

Upon successful payment of the supplier's invoice, the supplier is responsible for issuing a zero balance invoice as evidence of the payment made.

The installation of the purchased products can be carried out by the farmer, the supplier, or a licensed installer.

Installation must comply with the Telecommunications Act 1997 and Radiocommunications Act 1992.

The farmer can now claim funds through the RAA for approved products that were purchased, paid for and installed only.

A farmer can make claims up until the 29 February 2024, in accordance to their approved grant agreement with the RAA.