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Next policy framework worth $3.5 billion

July 27, 2022 byPeter Mitham

The next five-year policy framework that sets the priorities for federal and provincial agriculture programming will deliver $3.5 billion in support, thanks to an extra $500 million for strategic initiatives focused primarily on initiatives addressing sustainable practices and farm resilience in the face of environmental threats. Appropriately, the new framework has been christened the Sustainable …

Peace leads real estate

July 27, 2022 byPeter Mitham

The first half of the year was a busy one for farm property transactions, with BC Ministry of Finance data released this month indicating an 88% increase in transaction volume to 975 deals. While the value of those properties isn’t disclosed, the regional breakdown was. According to the numbers, the Peace was both the most …

Tree decline linked to fungi, pests

July 27, 2022 byTom Walker

The graft union is a critical juncture when it comes to Sudden Apple Death (SAD) a phenomenon that affects young apple trees across the Okanagan. Staff from the Summerland Research and Development Centre delivered a SAD update on July 13, noting that it presents as a combination of factors whose effects may be accelerated by …

Fruit volumes down, quality up

July 20, 2022 byKate Ayers

Okanagan tree fruit producers are seeing some light – and heat – at the end of the tunnel as high summer reaches its peak. “We’ve been seeing what I would [call] challenging growing conditions for apples even in the Okanagan this year. It has been very cold, very dry and then very wet,” says Adrian …

Okanagan wine appellations expand

July 20, 2022 byKate Ayers

The province recently approved six new sub-geographical indications in the Okanagan Valley. “I think it’s a logical next step in the progression of looking harder at the Okanagan Valley and seeing what it has to offer north to south, east to west. A lot of people do that anyways, certainly within the industry,” says Julian …

ALC rejects Teacup appeal

July 20, 2022 byPeter Mitham

An appeal by the District of Kent regarding the exclusion of 43 acres from the Agricultural Land Reserve for residential development has been rejected. A four-page decision issued June 10 by the Agricultural Land Commission states that the district’s request did not meet the criteria for triggering a reconsideration, and that, “in any event, is …

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