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MARCH 2026
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Congratulations to UBC's Dr. Marina von Keyserlingk on her appointment as an Officer of the Order of Canada, one of Canada’s highest civilian honours. Her decades of farm animal welfare research — spanning 350+ peer-reviewed papers and real policy change — have helped agriculture balance productivity with ethics. A rancher's daughter who never forgot her roots, she's made science work for farmers and animals alike.

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Congratulations to UBCs Dr. Marina von Keyserlingk on her appointment as an Officer of the Order of Canada, one of Canada’s highest civilian honours. Her decades of farm animal welfare research — spanning 350+ peer-reviewed papers and real policy change — have helped agriculture balance productivity with ethics. A ranchers daughter who never forgot her roots, shes made science work for farmers and animals alike.

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Congratulations Dr. Nina - over many years and many emails, I think we know each other a bit! Glad for your work to be recognized!

that cow has such a mischievous gleam in its eye.

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Negotiations are now underway between the province and Cowichan Nation following last August's BC Supreme Court ruling recognizing the Cowichan's Aboriginal title to 700 acres in Richmond. In a joint press release this afternoon, both parties have confirmed neither is seeking to invalidate privately held fee simple titles. In our March edition, writer Riley Donovan speaks with BC lawyer Thomas Isaac about what the landmark ruling could mean for landowners provin#BCAgde.

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WILLIAMS LAKE – An initial offering of 12 ranches totalling more than 45,000 acres by Monette Farms, one of Canada’s largest farm operators, ended without bids – a sign, according to industry so...
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Can we have it in writing that privately held fee simple titles will not be invalidated, now or ever?

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The Young Agrarians' mixer continues today in Penticton. The theme of this year's gathering is Resilience in Relationships. The session shown brought together speakers from several financial and accounting firms to provide the nuts and bolts of financing, particularly lending options and how to prepare to approach a#BCAger.

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The Young Agrarians mixer continues today in Penticton. The theme of this years gathering is Resilience in Relationships. The session shown brought together speakers from several financial and accounting firms to provide the nuts and bolts of financing, particularly lending options and how to prepare to approach a lender.

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September 30, 2020 byChona Canlas, Agrilyze - Sponsored Content

Abbotsford-based i-Open Group of Companies has launched Agrilyze, BC’s first data analytics portal for precision agriculture. Agrilyze is an innovative platform that functions as a singular hub, accessible from any mobile device, that helps farmers with land use management, compliance, traceability, and sustainability, while providing high-quality data to local farmers, researchers and governments across Canada and Latin America.

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