Provincie Flevoland is the Dutch provincial government body in charge of regional policy, public administration, spatial planning, infrastructure, economics, nature, water, the environment, and rural development. The province collaborates with municipalities, people, enterprises, agricultural organisations, knowledge partners, and national and European entities to promote balanced growth across Flevoland.

Provincie Flevoland is associated with policy formulation for future-proof farming, rural area planning, biodiversity recovery, water and soil management, innovation, and sustainable food production. The province describes Flevoland as a leader in both conventional and organic agriculture, and the Common Agricultural Policy page states that GLB subsidies help to achieve food security, biodiversity, climate, soil, water, and landscape goals.

The province's agricultural strategy emphasises collaboration among food producers, nature, and society, with innovation and sustainability seen as critical elements for a strong agricultural industry. Provincie Flevoland collaborates with agricultural stakeholders like LTO Noord, FAJK, BoerenNatuur Flevoland, BDeko, NAV, NFO Flevoland, KAVB, VVB, Boerderij van de Toekomst, and Agrofoodcluster to drive regional agricultural growth.