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AAAF Memorial Bursary

Alberta

Who can apply: Alberta residents entering an agriculture or environmental science program at a college or university

Amount and deadline

Award
$1,000
Deadline September 1, 2027

Date confirmed on the provider's page, Aug 2026.

Needs Financial need
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Worth knowing

Applicants must be Alberta residents accepted into or attending an agricultural or environmental sciences program at an Alberta post-secondary institution. First-year students receive priority. Apply through the local Agricultural Fieldman by September 1 annually.

What you'll need

  • The application form, sent to an Agricultural Fieldman by September 1

From the provider's page, Oct 2026. It doesn't list everything, so the form may ask for more.

About this scholarship

The Association of Alberta Agricultural Fieldmen offers this $1,000 bursary to Alberta residents entering agriculture or environmental science programs at post-secondary institutions. Applicants must submit high school marks and a letter of acceptance from their chosen college or university. Apply through your local County agricultural office.