Programs + Services
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Agriwebinar® is an easy-to-use webinar platform used by individuals and organizations in the agricultural sector to present and participate in agriculturally themed webinars. The main purpose of Agriwebinar® is to increase access to leading edge farm management information for farmers and other agricultural professionals nationwide.
Since 2004, over 18,000 agricultural professionals have registered to attend Agriwebinar® sessions. Viewers from all over Canada and the world have signed up to watch live and recorded Agriwebinar® presentations. The Agriwebinar® viewership consists of a wide variety of stakeholders of the agricultural industry.
Through the Agriwebinar® program, Farm Management Canada brings you the expertise of today’s agricultural leaders that will inform and inspire you from the comfort of your home or office. Farm Management Canada’s webinars are typically free for participants and anyone can participate as long as they have a computer and an Internet connection.
Agricultural Excellence Award
FMC and the Canadian Association of Diploma in Agriculture Programs (CADAP) have once again partnered to offer the Excellence Award for Agricultural Students.
The Award encourages agricultural students to enhance their communication skills and raises awareness of the importance of farm business management. Each year, Farm Management Canada collects submissions from agricultural students across Canada and awards three deserving students with money towards their ag education.
This competition continues to be a popular means of connecting with the next generation while challenging them to reflect on the important issues facing our industry. FMC takes great pride in exposing these young minds to the rest of Canada – to encourage and inspire!
Awards were issued in 1st, 2nd and 3rd place categories.
For the 2015-16 competition, students had to submit a multimedia presentation, a video, a Twitter chat, a blog or a Wiki, responding to the following question:
What top 3 priorities should Canada’s agricultural industry focus on in order to be a leading agricultural body going forward? How will you, as a new graduate, positively contribute to these priorities?
Click here to learn more about the award or to apply.
Bob Ross Scholarship
CTEAM stands for Canadian Total Excellence in Agricultural Management and is run by Agri-food Management Excellence. During the program, farmers learn detailed financial, marketing and human relations management skills, using their own operation as a case study.
Robert (Bob) Ross was instrumental in guiding the CTEAM program, inspiring and encouraging farm management excellence across Canada through his leadership and passion for the agricultural community. Bob fought a courageous battle with cancer, passing in March 2014.
As a tribute to his passion, leadership and legacy, Agri-Food Management Excellence, Farm Management Canada, Family Farms Group and the Ross Family, along with an additional private contributor this year, established the Robert L. Ross Memorial Scholarship program, rewarding two farmers with the opportunity to participate in the CTEAM program and continue on a path towards excellence, as inspired by Canada’s leading experts and a one-of-a-kind support network of peers and colleagues.
Wilson Loree Award
Farm Management Canada seeks to honour individuals or groups who have made an extraordinary contribution to developing and promoting new and positive change in agricultural business management practices and expertise in Canada.
The Wilson Loree award is named after Wilson Loree who retired as Branch Head of Agriculture Business Management after 27 years with Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development. A past director and one of the founders of the Canadian Farm Business Management Council (now Farm Management Canada), he has been cited as “an individual who exemplifies innovation, wisdom, and a constant focus on the farm manager and the farm family.” Currently Wilson resides in Olds, Alberta with his family and operates Loree Management Services.
Our Vision:
That FMC is the trusted source and primary resource centre for farm business management knowledge and skills development in Canada.
Our Mission:
To cultivate excellent Canadian farm business management, through awareness and adoption of beneficial management practices.