Manitoba Institute of Agrologists

The primary role of the Manitoba Institute of Agrologists is to regulate practicing agrologists in Manitoba in the public interest. Under authority of The Agrologists Act of Manitoba, registered professionals share the responsibility of self-governance so that standards of practice and ethical conduct are followed. Registration to practice agrology is required in Manitoba and most other provinces in Canada.

Professionals Serving Agriculture

PD Event and 2013 Annual General Meeting

Over 160 MIA registered members, guests, and students attended the Professional Development Event and the 2013 MIA Annual General Meeting held April 4, 2013 at the William Glesby Centre in Portage la Prairie, MB.

Click 2012 Annual Report to download the document provided during the AGM and the Highlights of the Event which includes a gallery of photos.

MIA welcomes new Professional and Technical Agrologists

The Institute is pleased to welcome and congratulate individuals who are registered to practice Agrology and have recently achieved full professional status:

David Chappellaz, Tech. Ag. - JL Agronomics
Derrick Chomokovski, P. Ag. - MAFRI
Michael Weir, P. Ag. - Pioneer Hybrid
Brian Voth, P.Ag. - Agri-Trend Marketing Inc.
Jennifer Melnychenko, P.Ag. - Crop Production Services (Canada)
Andrea Arbuckle, P. Ag. - MAFRI
Yi Zhang, P.Ag. - MAFRI
Waraidzo Chiyoka, P.Ag. - Stantec Consulting Ltd.
Connie-Dawn Dueck, P.Ag. - Assiniboine Community College
Shambhu Katel, P.Ag.
Sharon Ardron, P.Ag. - MAFRI
Dean McCowan, P.Ag. - Self-Employed

All registered agrologists must meet the required education standard to qualify for registration and must also successfully complete other professional practice requirements to gain the legal right to practice agrology in Manitoba.