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This grant program supports young people under 35 years of age who are making smaller investments on agricultural properties they have taken over during a generational transition. The program is administered by Innovasjon Norge (Innovation Norway) and aims to facilitate succession planning in traditional agriculture. The grant provides financial support for investments needed when young farmers take over agricultural properties. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, meaning there is no fixed deadline. The maximum grant amount is up to 1.4 million Norwegian kroner per applicant.

This grant provides support to cover costs related to the production of fruits and berries in Norway. The funding is specifically designed for farmers and owners of agricultural properties engaged in traditional agriculture. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, though several regional offices have temporarily exhausted their agricultural funds and must decline applications until September 2026. Recipients must adhere to principles of responsible business practices and maintain awareness of their sustainability risks. The grant is subject to Norwegian state aid regulations and must comply with the Group Exemption Regulation (GBER) framework overseen by EFTA's monitoring body, ESA.

This grant program supports feasibility studies for cattle farms in Norway that are facing major investment decisions to comply with loose housing requirements. The program is designed specifically for farms with cattle holdings that need to adapt to loose housing regulations. The grant provides financial support for conducting preliminary studies to evaluate investment options and strategic planning before making significant infrastructure changes. This is a rolling application program administered by Innovasjon Norge as part of their traditional agriculture support services. Please note that several regions currently have depleted funds and applications may be deferred to 2026-2027 in Agder, Akershus, Innlandet, Nordland, Rogaland, Troms, Vestfold, and Østfold.