Managing Farm Risk Program
One-off rebate for farmers
Managing Farm Risk Program
The Managing Farm Risk Program provides farmers with one-off rebates to help them access professional advice when applying for a new insurance policy that assists with drought management and other potential risks.
What do you get?
Funding of up to $2500.
Who is this for?
Farm businesses.
Overview
Managing Farm Risk Program provides eligible farm businesses with a one-off rebate for costs incurred when obtaining independent and professional advice to apply for a new insurance policy that assists with the management of drought and other production and market risks.
Suitably qualified service providers may be engaged to:
- undertake an assessment required by an insurance provider
- compile historical farm financial performance and production data
- analyse available insurance options
The rebate may not be used to pay for insurance policy premiums.
Rebates of 50% of the costs incurred, up to a maximum of $2500 are available.
What are the eligibility criteria?
To be eligible, your farm business must:
- operate as a sole trader, trust, partnership or private company
- under normal circumstances, have at least one member who derives at least 50% of their income from the farm business
- be registered for tax purposes in Australia, with an ABN and be registered for GST
- be involved within the agricultural, horticultural, pastoral, apicultural or aquacultural industries
- be located wholly within Australia
- for the previous financial year, had total cash receipts of less than $2 million
How do you apply?
Find out more about eligibility and how to apply at Managing Farm Risk Program.