Wildlife Damage Compensation
About this program
Provides compensation for crop damage caused by wildlife and livestock losses due to predation, with 90% compensation for crop losses and up to $7,000 for livestock predation.
Eligibility
Manitoba agricultural producers with crops or livestock damaged by designated wildlife or predators, with losses exceeding $100 minimum value.
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Source: official program page at masc.mb.ca. Last checked by Ag Alerts on February 11, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible for Wildlife Damage Compensation?
Manitoba agricultural producers with crops or livestock damaged by designated wildlife or predators, with losses exceeding $100 minimum value.
What is the application deadline?
This program does not list a fixed deadline, so applications appear to be ongoing. Confirm on the official program page.
How much funding is available?
90% of crop damage value, up to $7,000 for livestock predation. See the official program page for full details.
How do I apply?
Apply directly through the official program page linked above. Ag Alerts is an independent service and is not affiliated with any government agency.
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