About ICAN
The Independent Consulting Agrologist Network (ICAN) is a group of independent consultants providing crop production advice to producers in Western Canada.
The ICAN network was established in March 2009 in Moose Jaw, SK and continues to add members each year across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
Benefits of Becoming an ICAN Member
To provide a network of peer support and training opportunities for small business independent consultants in western Canada
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To coordinate an annual conference with ag industry suppliers and ag knowledge specialists based on the current needs of the members
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To raise our profile. We are small business and this strength and experience helps us to be the best local source of crop production advice
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Members-only WhatsApp group chat to discuss agronomy issues and act as a support
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To create a means for potential customers, members and other ag related disciplines to get in contact with us
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ICAN Mission & Values
Vision Statement: To unite trusted agronomic advisors, fostering a collaborative network where knowledge is shared, opportunities are created, and the future of agriculture is shaped through innovation and sustainability.
Mission Statement: To provide independent agronomy consultants with a dynamic platform for growth, learning, and connection. We cultivate relationships, share insights, and uphold integrity to enhance the expertise of our members, ensuring they remain relevant, informed, and trusted in a rapidly evolving agronomic landscape.
Values:
Integrity
Upholding the highest ethical standards in every aspect of our work.
Professionalism
Committed to excellence, reliability, and accountability in all our endeavors.
Mutual Respect
Valuing diverse perspectives and fostering a culture of collaboration and inclusivity.
Sustainability
Advocating for environmentally responsible practices and long-term solutions in agriculture.
Innovation
Continuously seeking new ideas, technologies, and methods to improve agricultural practices.
Each consultant advises on a minimum of 10,000 acres and takes pride in helping their customers maximize their crop production. ICAN members must meet their provincial requirements for practicing agrology, abide by a Code of Ethics, and meet an annually approved standard of continuing education to build on their agronomic knowledge base.
By choosing to partner with one of our members, farmers tap into the agronomic skills and experience of that consultant. They also gain a professional who recognizes the benefits of working with a network of agrologists to gain education, insight and resources.
