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Renew your FBR online today for 2023

The annual Farm Business Registration (FBR) renewal season is officially upon us. Farmers across the province are making important decisions of where to allocate their hard-earned membership dollars. When selecting your general farm organization of choice for 2023, the needs of your business, your community and the future of Ontario’s agriculture and food industry should be taken into consideration. OFA is committed to being an industry leader for our 38,000 farm business members and their rural communities through relationship building, advocacy and influence.

Farmers can easily complete the FBR process online from the convenience of their own home. When you register online, you will have quick and easy access to all of your information in one place, including:

  • Easily select an accredited farm organization and pay your invoice – You can pay your invoice with a credit card. It’s quick, easy, and secure, and you will avoid a trip to the bank or to the post office.
  • Immediately receive proof of registration – You will receive an email as proof of registration, which you can use to apply for farm licence plates.
  • Quickly update your FBR information – Your account information is at your fingertips. Confirm or update your farm information, all online.

With immediate proof of registration, farmers can begin applying for their farm licence plates in no time at all. Farmers can submit payment via credit card when renewing their FBR online. It’s quick, easy, and secure.

We look forward to continuing our work together to grow the agri-food industry and achieve our priorities.

Source : OFA

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