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About IAgrM
IAgrM
The Institute of Agricultural Management - Promoting professional management in agriculture
Who Can Join?
Farmers, farm managers and others engaged in management in agriculture and associated rural businesses can apply for membership. Persons in other groups associated with management in agriculture in its widest sense, such as consultants, advisors, academics research workers etc are also welcome.
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The opportunity to belong to a professional body concerned specifically with management in agriculture. |
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The opportunity to attend the prestigious Annual farm Management Conference and National Farm Visit (this year to the Royal Farms at Windsor). |
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Four editions per year of the Institute’s Journal of Farm Management. |
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Activities arranged by the Institute’s branches covering much of the country. |
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Participating in personal development programmes. |
Categories of membership
There is a distinction between statutory and non-statutory grades of membership. Statutory membership requires an application to the professional affairs committee of the Institute. It is the recommended route for those wishing to develop their managerial profile and status. As statutory membership involves a scrutinising process, successful applicants are entitled to use the appropriate letters after their name.
Member
MIAgrM |
£75 |
The main grade of Institute membership for individuals engaged in agriculture and associated rural businesses with management responsibility including those aspiring to management roles. Applications to be approved by the professional affairs committee of the Institute. |
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Fellow
FIAgrM |
£125 |
A special grade specifically awarded by the Institute to those individuals who are currently or have made an outstanding contribution to agricultural management. |
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Associate
AIgrM |
£50 |
Those with an interest in agricultural and rural management but not active participation. Organisations and firms can also become Associates. |
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Student
SIAgrM |
£25 |
Those with an interest in agricultural and rural management but not active participation. Organisations and firms can also become Associates. |
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The Institute financial year (for membership fees) runs from 1st of July to 30th June.
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