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Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists The Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists is an organization of trained professionals in agriculture, bioresources, food & environment.

SIA Branch Scholarships support students pursuing education related to the agrology profession. Help spread the word to...
10/21/2026

SIA Branch Scholarships support students pursuing education related to the agrology profession.

Help spread the word to students who may be eligible and encourage them to explore the scholarship opportunities available through SIA.

Visit the SIA website for details.

10/19/2026

New to agrology in Saskatchewan?

The 'Agrology in Saskatchewan – What to Know 'course covers key aspects of agrology within the Saskatchewan landscape.

The course is intended for international, out-of-province and non-agricultural trained individuals who meet the qualifications to be licensed to practise but may not be familiar with agricultural practices in Saskatchewan.

The online course covers Saskatchewan agriculture, livestock and poultry, crops and horticulture, water management, stewardship and sustainability, and other skills sets like communication with producers.

For course access or tour registration, contact [email protected].

October 16 is World Food Day. Agrologists apply science and professional expertise across many areas of our food system...
10/16/2026

October 16 is World Food Day.

Agrologists apply science and professional expertise across many areas of our food system, including production, research, food science and environmental stewardship.

Behind resilient food systems are people applying knowledge and science every day. Today, we recognize their contributions to a strong and sustainable future.

Thank you to our sponsors. Your continued support helps strengthen agrology in Saskatchewan and contributes to advancing...
10/14/2026

Thank you to our sponsors.

Your continued support helps strengthen agrology in Saskatchewan and contributes to advancing science-based practice across agriculture, food, bioresources and the environment.

Harvest is a busy and important time across Saskatchewan. SIA wishes farmers, agrologists and everyone working througho...
10/09/2026

Harvest is a busy and important time across Saskatchewan.

SIA wishes farmers, agrologists and everyone working throughout the agriculture industry a safe harvest season.

Stay safe and take care throughout the weeks ahead.

Agrologists bring science, expertise and accountability to decisions that impact Saskatchewan’s agriculture, food, biore...
10/08/2026

Agrologists bring science, expertise and accountability to decisions that impact Saskatchewan’s agriculture, food, bioresources and environment.

Watch for the latest Featured Agrologist in The Western Producer.

Nominations are open for SIA’s annual Honours and Awards. The awards recognize achievement, leadership and service with...
10/05/2026

Nominations are open for SIA’s annual Honours and Awards.

The awards recognize achievement, leadership and service within Saskatchewan’s agrology profession.

Nominate a deserving leader or organization by November 15.
Visit the SIA website for award criteria and nomination information.

October is Agriculture Month in Saskatchewan.From agriculture and food to bioresources and the environment, agrologists ...
10/02/2026

October is Agriculture Month in Saskatchewan.

From agriculture and food to bioresources and the environment, agrologists apply science every day to support Saskatchewan’s industries and the communities they serve.

We’re proud to recognize the profession and the people behind it.

Public trust in agrology is supported by professional standards, ethics and accountability. Watch for this month’s Feat...
09/29/2026

Public trust in agrology is supported by professional standards, ethics and accountability.

Watch for this month’s Featured Agrologist in The Western Producer.

CPD is a required part of maintaining your licence to practise agrology and helps you stay current in your scopes of pra...
09/24/2026

CPD is a required part of maintaining your licence to practise agrology and helps you stay current in your scopes of practise.

Attending conferences, workshops, or courses are some activities that may contribute to your CPD.

Address

#29, 1501 8th Street East
Saskatoon, SK
S7H5J6

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

306-242-2606

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