Membership Application

Applicant Information

Website / LinkedIn (if applicable)

Organization Profile

Type of Organization (check all that apply)

Producer / FarmProcessor / ManufacturerAgri-business / Service ProviderRetail / DistributionEducation / Research InstitutionGovernment / Economic DevelopmentOther

Brief Description of Your Organization (150–250 words)(Include core activities, scale of operations, and geographic reach.)

Alignment With MJFFP

Why are you interested in becoming a member of the Moose Jaw Farm & Food Partnership?

How does your organization support or benefit from agri-value processing, innovation, or food systems development in the Moose Jaw region?

What expertise, resources, or perspective would you contribute to the cluster?

Community & Industry Standing

Please describe any current or past partnerships with industry, government, educational institutions, or community organizations:

If no (good standing), please explain:

If yes (conflict), please explain:

Commitment & Participation

How do you anticipate participating in the partnership? (check all that apply)
Meetings / Working GroupsStrategic PlanningAdvocacy / Funding InitiativesKnowledge Sharing / MentorshipOther

Estimated level of involvement:
OccasionalActiveLeadership / Committee-level

References (Optional but Encouraged)

Declarations & Acknowledgement

By submitting this application, I confirm that the information provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge and that I have reviewed and agree to adhere to the MJFFP Code of Conduct.

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Prairie Food Link is a “small but mighty” food cluster that offers companies and entrepreneurs opportunities to gather for informal discussions and networking, and builds connections for the food community.
Prairie Food Link is a vehicle for food ingredient and processing companies of all sizes and scales to foster connections and build their businesses. Our events enable ‘meaningful collisions’ between members, encourage sharing of ideas and information, leading to innovation, investment and job creation within Saskatchewan’s agri-value sector.
Initiated in Saskatoon, this ‘food cluster’ is extending its reach throughout Saskatchewan, including into the north. Membership includes food and ingredient processors and retailers of all sizes, as well as their supporters, including educational institutions, R&D facilities, government, investors, financial institutions, and Indigenous economic development organizations.