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Market farm works smarter, not harder

April 1, 2025 byMyrna Stark Leader

VERNON – Silverstar Veggies, a five-year-old mixed vegetable and herb farm in Vernon, thrives on passion and innovative ideas. A former watersport and adventure sport instructor, owner Eric Feehely began farming in his native Ireland in 2010 before emigrating to BC and working for Hermann and Louise Bruns at Wild Flight Farm in Mara in …

Milk board undertakes review

April 23, 2025 byPeter Mitham

A public consultation on the powers and duties of the BC Milk Marketing Board is underway as part of a triennial review required by the British Columbia Milk Marketing Board Regulation. The consultation invites comment from stakeholders on whether the board’s powers are “adequate and appropriate” and if there should be any changes or additional …

BC wool value, volume drop

April 23, 2025 byPeter Mitham

BC sheep producers shipped less wool for less in 2023, reversing strong growth a year earlier. BC producers shipped 5,200 kilograms of raw wool in 2023, according to Statistics Canada data released on April 17. This was down from 18,600 kilograms a year earlier. The shipments fetched an average of 37 cents per kilogram, down …

Agriculture at the polls

April 23, 2025 byPeter Mitham

The polls will be closed and a new government elected by this time next week, but that gives farmers and other voters time to decide which platform they’re willing to support. A number of faces familiar with the agriculture sector’s priorities are on ballots in BC, including Abbotsford’s Mike De Jong, Chilliwack’s Mark Strahl, Langley’s …

BC growers look beyond tariff turbulence

April 9, 2025 byPeter Mitham

A new global trade environment erupted last week after weeks of threats, but BC agriculture sector continues to look for solutions despite the real risk of a significant financial hit. Volatile financial markets have raised the spectre of higher borrowing costs, reinforcing a sense of caution that has slowed property investment. Despite an optimistic report …

BCAC holds AGM

April 9, 2025 byPeter Mitham

The annual general meeting of the BC Agriculture Council this week hailed a “transformative year” that saw BCAC’s recent focus on advocacy bear fruit on several fronts. “Our investment into working proactively on policy development has resulted in the federal and provincial governments increasingly relying upon BCAC for consultation and input,” BCAC executive director Danielle …

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