Regenerative Agriculture Project Specialist

The Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists is hiring a Regenerative Agriculture Project Specialist in Regina, SK. The role involves implementing agronomic project activities aligned with regenerative practices, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, and engaging with local farmers and stakeholders. Candidates should have an agricultural degree, at least 5 years of experience in agricultural management, and proficiency in digital collaboration tools. Excellent communication and relationship-building skills are essential.
• Role Summary

We are seeking a highly skilled Regenerative Agriculture Project Manager to join our team in Saskatchewan. As a key member of our agronomic team, you will be responsible for implementing the design and technical aspects of agronomic project activities, ensuring alignment with regenerative agriculture practices.

The ideal candidate will have advanced agronomic knowledge and thrive in a collaborative environment, working with diverse teams across multiple time zones to co-create innovative agricultural solutions.
• Key Responsibilities
• Implement the design and technical aspects of agronomic project activities, ensuring alignment with regenerative agriculture practices.
• Work closely with an international, multidisciplinary team of experts, including MRV specialists, carbon scientists, and sustainability professionals, to develop and implement effective project strategies.
• Collaborate with farmers, suppliers, and research partners locally in Western Canada to ensure projects reflect best practices in agronomy and soil health management.
• Review and contribute to technical documents such as stratification plans and soil sampling protocols, ensuring scientific rigor and relevance to project goals.
• Requirements*
• Agricultural degree from a recognized university. An advanced degree (M.Sc. or Ph.D. preferred) in agronomy, soil science, plant science, or related field would be an asset.
• Minimum of 5 years experience in agricultural production management within Western Canada or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Registered or eligible for registration as a Professional Agrologist (PAg) or Articling Agrologist (AAg); As defined by the Arologist Act.
• Proficiency with digital collaboration tools and the ability to coordinate across multiple time zones and teams.
• Knowledge of current trends in regenerative agriculture, land management, and conservation practices.
• Demonstrated experience working with farmers and agricultural stakeholders to implement conservation / sustainable practices.
• Experience analyzing data and providing technical input to support agronomic decision-making.
• Excellent communication skills with a strong ability to build relationships and facilitate effective collaboration across diverse groups.