The Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association promotes sustainable farming practices through education, stewardship programs, and strong community engagement across Ontario's agricultural sectors.
Guelph, ON, Canada
The Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) facilitates responsible economic management of soil, water, air and crops through development and communication of innovative farming practices. Founded in 1939, OSCIA is a unique non-profit farm organization. Our dedicated membership represents virtually all commodity groups across the province. Strategic Directions: 1. Producer Awareness 2. Development and Delivery of Stewardship Programs 3. Local Association Development 4. Strategic Alliances and Addressing Consumer Concerns The association is represented by more than 50 local county and district branches across the province and is a significant presence in all the major agricultural areas of Ontario. OSCIA is committed to four strategic directions: producer education, local association development, program delivery and consumer outreach. OSCIA is a member of AGCare, Agricultural Adaptation Council, Canadian Chestnut Council, Ontario Agri-Food Education, Ontario Agri-food Technologies, Ontario Forage Council, and the Soil Conservation Council of Canada.
Hybrid · Guelph
The Finance Clerk provides essential financial administration support, focusing on accounts payable, membership payments, and program assistance funding. They also assist with general ledger maintenance, audit preparation, and month-end closing activities to ensure operational accountability.
Hybrid · Guelph
The Agricultural Advisor Liaison leads the development and delivery of training and resources for agricultural professionals to support farmers in climate action and farmland health programs. This role acts as a bridge between OSCIA and the advisory community to ensure consistent program delivery, gather feedback, and monitor program outcomes.
Hybrid · Guelph
The Senior Manager of Research Operations oversees the operational management of research initiatives, ensuring projects are designed, implemented, and evaluated effectively. They are responsible for team leadership, budget management, compliance, and fostering partnerships to advance sustainable agriculture and soil health.
Hybrid · Guelph
The Programs Analyst supports the delivery of cost-share and educational programs by processing applications, managing program data, and facilitating stakeholder engagement. This role also provides professional customer service to Ontario farmers and ensures accurate reporting and compliance with program requirements.
Hybrid · Guelph
The Senior Manager of Program Operations oversees the operational delivery and management of agricultural and environmental programs to ensure efficiency and compliance with funding agreements. This role involves supervising staff, managing budgets, and liaising with government administrators and agricultural partners.
Hybrid · Guelph
The coordinator will manage on-farm research trials, serving as a primary liaison between farmers, researchers, and project partners. Responsibilities include executing field sampling, ensuring data quality, and supporting the implementation of sustainable farming practices.
