The Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) is a unique not-for-profit farm organization whose diverse membership has a significant presence in all agricultural areas of the province and across all major sectors. The mission of OSCIA is to facilitate responsible economic management of soil, water, air and crops through development and communication of innovative farming practices. OSCIA is a leader in agricultural program delivery, including cost-share funding distribution, educational workshop offerings for farmers, and administration of on-farm applied research and knowledge transfer opportunities.
Job Summary
The Programs Analyst supports OSCIA’s delivery of cost-share, educational, and programming by reviewing and processing applications and claims, supporting program development and reporting, and assisting with data management and stakeholder engagement. This role contributes to effective program administration and provides responsive,
qualified customer service to Ontario farmers and program partners.
Key Responsibilities & Duties
Program Delivery Support
- Support the development, delivery, reporting, and evaluation of educational and cost-share programs for Ontario farmers.
- Support the development of communication and promotional program materials.
- Coordinate/facilitate discussions and meetings with internal staff and external stakeholders (e.g. academia, conservation authorities, farmers, etc.).
- Support agreements with project stakeholders and partners, including work agreements and data management/sharing agreements.
- Support the execution of special projects, as assigned, to help ensure the effective delivery of cost-share programs.
Administration & Reporting
- Review, evaluate, and process cost-share applications and claims from Ontario farmers using internal data management sys
📌 Program Analyst (Guelph)
🏢 Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association
📍 Guelph
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