The Canadian Farm Builders Association
CFBA Objectives:
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Foster the safety, knowledge, sustainability, and fairly earned success of our members
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Promote and advance structurally sound, sustainable, and efficient farm building in Canada
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Encourage high-quality work and fair dealings by our members
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Elevate farm structure standards through research and education
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Represent members in legislation, safety and labour matters
Achieving CFBA Objectives:
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Communicate effectively regarding issues and news within the construction and agriculture industries, relevant to farm builders
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Relationship-building opportunities provided for members in the farm building community
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Annual Conference provides members with educational opportunities from a diverse lineup of speakers on topics relevant to farm building
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Annual Golf Tournament enables members to network and invite colleagues and guests to an enjoyable and rewarding event
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CFBA educational opportunities organized in partnership with industry leaders
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Leadership opportunities are offered to CFBA members
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Member Directory maintained on CFBA website, raising profile and visibility of members
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CFBA website maintained on ongoing basis with regular updates and current information provided
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CFBA By-laws, Code of Ethics, and Objectives reviewed annually, and updated as needed, providing framework for effective operation of the Association\
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Promotional opportunities offered through sponsorship, recognition, and appreciation
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Advocate with governments regarding issues that affect farm builders
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Annual Awards program rewards leaders in the farm building industry
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C.O.C.A. (Council of Ontario Construction Associations) membership maintained with active CFBA representation and participation
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Education: provide information regarding workshops and seminars relevant to farm building
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OMAFRA (Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs) effectively liaise and communicate with OMAFRA representative(s) to advance mutually shared interests
Quality is the result of current knowledge of building codes, construction practices, and environmental requirements.
Typical projects our members are involved in building include:
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poultry barns
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drive sheds
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pole barns
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beef and dairy barns
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horse riding arenas
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vegetable stands
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machinery storage sheds
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swine housing
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hay and crop storage
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hobby/recreational facilities
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workshops
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wholesale & retail facilities
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manufacturing plants
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chemical and pesticide storage
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warehouse facilities
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