Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists

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

Agrologists apply science based knowledge to support informed decisions while upholding standards that protect the publi...
06/22/2026

Agrologists apply science based knowledge to support informed decisions while upholding standards that protect the public, producers and the environment.

Their designation represents accountability and trusted expertise.

Keep an eye out for the Featured Agrologist ad in The Western Producer.

06/18/2026

Myth: On the job training is not considered to be CPD.

Fact: Employer sponsored training, product education and professional development activities may qualify as CPD when they contribute to professional competency and learning.

Agrologists, when you enter your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours spell out acronyms and abbreviations, u...
06/11/2026

Agrologists, when you enter your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours spell out acronyms and abbreviations, use detailed descriptions, and include presenter names when entering activities.

Clear reporting helps reviewers understand:

- what the activity was
- what you learned
- and how it relates to your scope of practice.

More information can be found through your member login.

Agrologists are required to maintain competency and act in the public interest across agriculture, bioresources, food an...
06/08/2026

Agrologists are required to maintain competency and act in the public interest across agriculture, bioresources, food and the environment.

Keep an eye out for the Featured Agrologist ad in The Western Producer.

Thank you to our sponsors.Your continued support helps strengthen agrology in Saskatchewan and contributes to advancing ...
06/07/2026

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.

Is your company, organization or group hosting a professional development event relevant to agrology? SIA is always look...
06/03/2026

Is your company, organization or group hosting a professional development event relevant to agrology?

SIA is always looking to share workshops, webinars, conferences, field days and professional learning opportunities with agrologists for their continuing professional development (CDP) hours.

Send in the details to the SIA office for consideration on the events calendar at [email protected].

Environmental management is an important responsibility for agrologists.It includes decisions related to soil movement, ...
06/01/2026

Environmental management is an important responsibility for agrologists.

It includes decisions related to soil movement, water management, site disturbance, land use and more, and carries long-term implications for the environment, food production and society.

Agrologists apply science based assessment to help identify risks, support remediation efforts and guide responsible land management practices. This work helps protect both environmental function and long term productivity.

05/29/2026

Myth: Agrologists only influence on-farm decisions.
Fact: Agrologists influence decisions across agriculture, food, bioresources and the environment.

Agrologists work across many areas and are accountable within their defined scope of practice to apply expertise to the work they undertake. When a matter extends beyond that scope, agrologists consult with qualified peers to ensure advice remains accurate and in the public interest.

This approach connects decisions across the full system while maintaining professional standards.

Agrology is regulated in Saskatchewan to protect public interest. This framework ensures advice and services are delive...
05/25/2026

Agrology is regulated in Saskatchewan to protect public interest. This framework ensures advice and services are delivered with accountability and integrity.

Keep an eye out for the Featured Agrologist ad in The Western Producer.

Decisions in agrology require science based information and thoughtful consideration. Data informs decisions but it does...
05/21/2026

Decisions in agrology require science based information and thoughtful consideration. Data informs decisions but it does not replace professional judgment.

Agrologists are trained to interpret complex, variable conditions and apply science within real world contexts. This includes understanding limitations, assessing risk and making recommendations that are both practical and defensible.

Agrologists are accountable for that judgment. They are required to act within their scope of practice, maintain competency and prioritize the public interest in the advice they provide.

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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