About the SIA

To protect the public, the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists (SIA) regulates the profession of agrology in Saskatchewan, by ensuring its safe, competent and ethical practice.  This growing profession addresses many of today's critical issues in production agriculture, food safety, bioresource health and environmental quality.

Under authority of the Agrologists Act of Saskatchewan, registered professionals share the responsibility of self-governance so that standards of practice and ethical conduct are followed. Registration to practice agrology is required in Saskatchewan and most other provinces in Canada.

News

SIA Recognizes SSGA’s Celebration of 100 Years of Service (June 14, 2013)
 
Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists

Welcome Sue Nedelec (June 7, 2013)
  Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists

Food Security: Proactively Addressing the Challenges of Tomorrow (May 1, 2013)
  Alanna Koch - Deputy Minister of Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture

Membership Types

There are two main streams of membership in the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists:

  • Agrologists
  • Agricultural Technologists

Before being registered as a full member in either stream, every member must go through an articling period.

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