Membership
If you farm, your family may join as a Farm Family Member. Every member of the farm family - including the farmer and their spouse and children, ages 14 to 21 - are full voting members of the Union. This structure recognizes that every family member contributes to the farm by working on it directly or indirectly through off-farm employment. Farm youth from ages 21 through 25 can buy a yearly youth membership. Non-farm youth can buy an associate membership.
If you are not a farmer and would like to support the NFU’s work, you may join as an Associate Member.
To join the NFU directly:
1. Phone (306) 652-9465 and sign up over the phone using a credit card.
2. Download and print the membership form and fax it with your credit card payment to (306) 664-6226
3. Purchase your membership on-line or *Please note - our internet store is temporarily unavailable.
4. Download and print the membership form and mail it with a cheque payable to the NFU to:
National Farmers Union
2717 Wentz. Ave.
Saskatoon, Sask.
S7K 4B6
You may be interested in services provided to NFU members.
If you live in Ontario click here for how to join the NFU-O in 2013.
If you live on Prince Edward Island you can join the NFU through the PEI Farm Registration and Farm Organizations Funding Act program.
If you live in New Brunswick you can join the NFU through the New Brunswick Agricultural Producers Registration and Farm Organizations Funding Act.
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What is the NFU?
The National Farmers Union is a direct-membership voluntary organization made up of Canadian farm families who share common goals. It is the only farm organization incorporated through an Act of Parliament.
NFU members believe that the problems facing farmers are common problems, and that farmers producing diverse products must work together to advance effective solutions. The NFU works toward the development of economic and social policies that will maintain the family farm as the primary food-producing unit in Canada.


