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…
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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.
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Personnes associées sur LinkedIn
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Bureaux déclarés
1-367 Woodlawn Rd W, Guelph, Ontario N1H 7K9, CA
Autres noms enregistrés
Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Spécialités
Program Delivery
Research Coordination
Producer Support
and Communication
Le profil indique une agence de recrutement
Non
Secteur
Non-profit Organizations
Taille
51-200 employees
Siège social
Guelph, Ontario
Type d’organisation
Nonprofit
Fondée en
1939
Spécialités
Program DeliveryResearch CoordinationProducer Supportand Communication
Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association a 8 offres ouvertes au Canada en date du 11 novembre 2026. Principaux lieux : Guelph.
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2+ ansCandidates need a post-secondary degree in a related field such as agriculture, soil science, or natural resource management, plus 2 to 5 years of progressive program administration experience with leadership. Experience with cost-share or funding programs and government reporting is required.
Microsoft Office, databases, program tracking systems, visualization platforms
10+ ans8+ gestionOntario Soil and Crop Improvement Association needs candidates with a proven record of winning grants, contracts and sponsorships, and strong proposal-writing and budgeting skills. Knowledge of Ontario agriculture and experience leading teams are strongly preferred.
Candidates need to be completing a graduate degree in agriculture, environmental science, soil science or a related field. They should have experience with research data, statistics and technical writing, and ideally with HOLOS, DNDC, R or Python.
Candidates need post-secondary education in agriculture, environmental science or a related field, or equivalent experience. They should know Ontario farming, have facilitation and customer service experience, valid Ontario Class G licence, and strong computer skills. French is an asset.
Candidates need post-secondary training in agriculture, environmental science or a related field, or equivalent work experience. They must know Ontario farming, have facilitation and customer service experience, be comfortable with computers and virtual tools, and hold a valid Ontario Class G licence.
Candidates need advanced soil science experience, strong data analysis and statistics skills, and the ability to turn research into practical advice for farmers. Scientific writing and publication experience are expected.
Statistical software, Data visualization dashboards
5+ ansCandidates need at least five years of progressively responsible program, project or operational management, including leading people. A degree or equivalent experience in a relevant field is required, and a graduate degree or professional credential is an asset.
5+ ansCandidates need a post-secondary degree in agriculture, soil science, biology, natural resources or a related field, plus at least 5 years of leadership in program administration. Experience with cost-share or government funding programs and contribution agreements is required.
Microsoft Office, databases, visualization platforms