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The Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) invites applications for an Agricultural Advisor Liaison (Fixed Term until 2028-03-31). You will build advisor capacity to support farmers in OSCIA programs, focusing on OFCAF Activity 2 training and FHCU delivery.
You will lead development and delivery of advisor resources, coordinate networks province-wide, gather feedback, monitor learning outcomes and translate program requirements into practical guidance for CCAs, P.Ags and other
The Agricultural Advisor Liaison is responsible for building the capacity of agricultural advisors to effectively support Ontario farmers participating in OSCIA programs, with primary responsibility for advisor engagement and training under the On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF) Activity 2 "Training of Professional Agrologists, Agronomists and Certified Crop Advisors" and the Farmland Health Check-Up (FHCU).
This role leads the development, coordination, delivery and continuous improvement of advisor-focused training, tools and resources for Certified Crop Advisors (CCAs), Professional Agrologists (P.Ags), and other qualified or emerging agricultural professionals. The incumbent ensures advisors have practical, current and consistent information to support producer decision-making and adoption of best management practices (BMPs).
Working closely with OSCIA program, technical, communications and evaluation staff, the Agricultural Advisor Liaison will coordinate advisor networks, gather field-level feedback, support province-wide FHCU delivery, and lead implementation activities for OFCAF Activity 2. The role will also track participation and learning outcomes, identify barriers and opportunities, and translate program requirements and technical information into practical guidance for advisors and producers.
The position serves as a key bridge between OSCIA and Ontario's agricultural advisory community, helping strengthen trusted relationships, improve program reach and consistency, and support measurable environmental and farm-management outcomes.