Original title (FR): Appel à projets FEADER - "Investissement collectifs (CUMA)" (2026)
This call is closed. The submission deadline was 31 March 2026. It stays in the catalogue because these windows recur: ask to be alerted when it reopens.
Nouvelle-Aquitaine call reserved for farm machinery cooperatives (CUMA), aimed at reducing operating costs. It funds new or refurbished machinery, buildings fitted for in-barn drying, and intangible costs such as environmental sustainability advice, diagnostics and CSR training, licences and access to digital solutions. Priority themes include agro-ecological sustainability, animal welfare, water efficiency and climate adaptation. The window ran from 21 November 2025 to 31 March 2026, with submission on the 'Mes demarches en Nouvelle-Aquitaine' platform.
CUMA registered with the Haut Conseil de la Coopération Agricole (HCCA), with at least 4 member farmers involved in the specific project.
CLOSED on 31/03/2026. Useful for rhythm: Nouvelle-Aquitaine opens the CUMA call in November for the following year, so a 2027 edition is expected around November 2026. The page publishes neither the envelope nor the aid rate: both are in the attached PDF regulation, which was not verified in this session. Notably it explicitly funds 'licences and access to digital solutions', an item rarely eligible under investment aid.
Every piece of information on this page was read on 27 August 2026 from the pages below. Where they disagree, the managing body’s document prevails.
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