The Ontario Institute of Agrologists requires designated practicing Agrologists to:

• Protect individuals from harm of injury, illness, death
• Protect the environment from harm so that it can be sustainable, and
• Protect businesses from harm of advice or recommendations that result in insolvency or lack of competitiveness

Continuing education - logging Professional Development (PD) hours

Contributing to the OIA network and events

Working within the scope of one’s education

Adhering to the OIA Code of Ethics:

      The Profession of Agrology demands:

• Integrity
• Competence
• objectivity

      P. Ags and T.Ags must fulfill their professional responsibilities to:

• The public,
• The employer or client,
• The profession, and
• Other Agrologists.