Reserved practice ("Practice Rights") came into force for the profession of Agrology on September 1, 2022. A primary foundation of those rights are definitions of the agrology practice areas, which are clear, accountable, and enforceable. This is included in a document entitled "Practice Areas - A Summary for BCIA Registrants and Applicants."

This document, in its entirety, is available via BCIA's Public Resources. Each section of the "Practice Areas" document is also included below for you to review.  

NEW: BCIA has produced the following document to guide registrants in specific area(s) of practice:

Definitions

Practice Sectors

12 Practice Areas

A. Agricultural and Resources Economics and Rural Development

B. Crop Development, Production, and Management

C. Livestock Development, Production, and Management

D. Rangeland and Grazing Management

E. Agroforestry

F. Food and Agricultural Products Development, Production and Processing

G. Waste Management, Bio-renewables, and Bioprocessing

H. Land Evaluation, Classification, Mapping, Conservation, and Management

I. Water Resources, Planning, and Management

J. Protection and Management of Environmental Resources

K. Land Restoration, Reclamation and Remediation

L. Invasive Species and Pest Management

Disclaimer

Site by Deck Fifty