Field Coordinator (Regenerative Agriculture)

The Field Coordinator (Regenerative Agriculture) is an organized and motivated individual who brings their knowledge of farm operations, agronomy, and soil health into the frame of regenerative agriculture production systems.  

They will support projects from conception to execution, collaborating with farmers, MRV partners, and field specialists to support farmers implementing regenerative agriculture practices with measured outcomes on GHG emissions, soil, and other environmental metrics. This role will also develop comprehensive project plans, manage timelines and budgets, and report progress and outcomes according to project deadlines. They will facilitate training sessions and workshops to educate stakeholders about regenerative practices, fostering a culture of sustainability within the agricultural community. They will also build upon and/or develop new effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders and organizations. This role will support both Canadian (SK) and US (IN and IA) based projects, splitting their time roughly 60/40 between the two regions. 

Duties and responsibilities include:

• Project Coordination and Management 
  • Coordinate field activities with local field teams, MRV partners, and other project stakeholders ensuring milestones are met and resources are allocated efficiently
  • Support the develop and implement annual project plans, timelines, educational materials and track budgets
  • Collaborate with farmers, agricultural organizations, community groups, and government agencies to promote regenerative practices
  • Organize workshops, training sessions, and outreach events to educate stakeholders on regenerative agriculture 
• Monitoring and Evaluation  
  • Coordinate the collection and analysis of project data to assess progress and develop reports for a variety of audiences  
  • Review and analyze results, provide feedback to field teams and MRV partners, and conduct quality assurance  
  • Stay informed about government frameworks (e.g., 45Z) and industry standards (e.g., SBTi) and offer insights on how projects align with these requirements. 
• Knowledge Creation & Dissemination  
  • Coordinate the design and implementation of demonstration plots, measure outcomes, and create farmer facing reports based on results  
  • Actively contribute to the definition of regenerative agriculture KPIs by staying up to date on GHG, soil, water, and nature metrics and methods for evaluating project impact