Membership

Farm Management Canada is passionate about farm business management and we invite you to join us in our commitment to developing and distributing leading-edge farm business management information and products to help facilitate successful farm management.

Supported by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, all provinces and territories, and a growing number of private partners, Farm Management Canada is working hard to keep Canadian agriculture strong. These members form a vital alliance of groups interested in better farm management.

The world of farm management is constantly changing. By working together, we'll help ensure Canada remains competitive in the global marketplace.

“They [FMC] are committed to helping agricultural businesses stay competitive in increasingly challenging markets. I am a member so I can keep track of other progressive farms and what they are doing to stay profitable.”

 

Membership in FMC is open to individuals, associations, corporations, and government, categorized as follows:

  • Class A:

    Provincial/Territorial Appointed Farm Manager Representatives

  • Class B:

    Provincial/Territorial Appointed Government Representatives

  • Class C:

    Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada

  • Class D:

    Individual Members

  • Class E:

    Association Members

  • Class F:

    Corporate Members

  • Class G:

    Honourary Members

As a national organization, all provinces and territories hold membership to FMC.


FMC members:

  • Complement and add to FMC values, missions, and goals
  • Enhance and broaden the scope and impact of projects
  • Ensure the governance and strategic direction of FMC

Members help FMC stay connected to farm business management initiatives across Canada, thereby building a national network of experts and positioning FMC to play a greater part in the growth and profitability of the industry.

FMC focuses its efforts on keeping members informed of FMC activities to ensure the strategic direction of FMC, while identifying new and collaborative opportunities to improve programs and services to meet the changing demands of the industry.