National Agriculture Commodity Board
FCF membership brings these cannabis farmers together. FCF's members are cultivation managers, head growers, owner-operators, and upper management farming roles at a Health Canada licenced Standard, Micro, or Nursery farm. Our members farm cannabis.
Whether you manage a 10,000 sq ft indoor facility or 400 acres of sun-grown flower, NFCF gives you a seat at a national table where insight is shared, research priorities are set, and collective strategy is cultivated amongst a like-minded community of producers.
Joining the Federation of Cannabis Farmers is a mark of professional industry credibility not only in the cannabis industry, but across Canadian agriculture. One (1) farmer per farm licence is permitted to apply.
For National Membership inquiries, please contact us directly.
Every application is independently reviewed and voted on by the NFCF team. All applicants and references will be interviewed by phone. Only one (1) farmer is permitted to apply per Health Canada licence. If approved, we will begin membership on-boarding immediately via email.
FCF organizes each farming member into a membership region. These regions balance farm licence population density and serve as ridings for the producer-led board of director's election. During board elections, members of each region can run for a seat and vote only within their own region, guaranteeing fair representation. This structure ensures every farmer of each province has equal representation in board decisions, elections, and research priorities.
British Colombia
NFCF Headquarters
Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Yukon.
Federation of Cannabis Farmers
Fédération Québécoise des
Producteurs de Cannabis (FQPC)
New Brunswick, Newfoundland,
Nova Scotia, and PEI.
"Our objectives are to unify and support our farm members, strengthen cannabis farming as an agricultural commodity, and to advocate Canadian farmers access to agriculture programs under Agri-Food and Agriculture Canada (AAFC). Cannabis is a Canadian agricultural commodity. Cannabis is farming."
Cannabis farmers spend monthly on plant tissue analysis to steer crops, but results take time and methods vary. New sensor tools promise faster insight, yet farmers lack proof they match lab benchmarks, fit farm workflow, and align with The Cannabis Act.
NFCF and partners run farmer-led trials of Senseen’s Nutriscope, comparing leaf scans with lab tissue results. The project builds a common method, training, and data system so farmers use quick feedback to adjust their crop steering and lower testing spend.
"NFCF is a community of like-minded Health Canada licenced producers. A national organization that empowers collaboration, research and education. Founded by an ethically aligned team, NFCF advocates for its members and the future of cannabis farming."
Join the Federation of Cannabis Farmers and shape the future of the cannabis farming industry, nationwide.
