The Intertribal Agriculture Council, Inc . It was founded by 84 Tribes in November of 1987 to provide a unified effort to promote change and improvements in Indian agriculture for the benefit of Indian people and communities. Membership fluctuates with dues payment and currently consists of 64 Tribes throughout the United States including Alaska. The IAC is governed by a Board of Directors composed of Tribal representatives elected from each of the twelve Indian regions recognized by the U.S. Department of the Interior.
All members serve on a voluntary basis.
Permanent full-time staff working at the IAC headquarters office located in Billings, Montana includes an Executive Director, three Program Managers, financial assistant, and an Administrative Assistant.