Canada’s agriculture sector, long defined by its export strength and production scale, is entering a period of heightened investment attention. A coalition led by Farm Credit Canada (FCC), a major lender that is 100 percent invested in Canadian agriculture and food, has assembled roughly two-dozen organizations prepared to deploy up to C$5 billion into agriculture and food innovation by 2030. The initiative points to growing conviction around the sector’s expansion potential, particularly in areas such as precision agriculture, crop resilience and supply chain efficiency.

This latest coalition pledge builds upon a foundation laid in 2025, when FCC’s investment arm, FCC Capital, committed C$2 billion by 2030 to spur…