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Water volumes from the Nooksack River are at levels similar to 1990 and 2021, but the province says flows should peak at 10pm tonight. The shorter duration, as well as conditions in other watercourses within the watershed and performance of flood protection infrastructure should avoid a catastrophe on the scale of 2021. However, several landslides mean road closures have once again effectively isolated the Lower Mainland from the rest of the province.

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Water volumes from the Nooksack River are at levels similar to 1990 and 2021, but the province says flows should peak at 10pm tonight. The shorter duration, as well as conditions in other watercourses within the watershed and performance of flood protection infrastructure should avoid a catastrophe on the scale of 2021. However, several landslides mean road closures have once again effectively isolated the Lower Mainland from the rest of the province.

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Family living in Sumas WA say it's very much like '21. They have the same amount of water in their house as last time.

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On the last day of the BC Organic Conference, Thursday, Molly Thurston of Pearl Agricultural Consulting helped growers learn how to manage bugs such as codling moth, wireworm, and rootworm in organic growing systems. Her talk alongside Renee Prasad included hands-on activities in which participants checked out various traps and examined pests under microscopes. Be sure to look for more upcoming ag events on our online calendar at www.countrylifeinbc.com/calendar/

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On the last day of the BC Organic Conference, Thursday, Molly Thurston of Pearl Agricultural Consulting helped growers learn how to manage bugs such as codling moth, wireworm, and rootworm in organic growing systems. Her talk alongside Renee Prasad included hands-on activities in which participants checked out various traps and examined pests under microscopes. Be sure to look for more upcoming ag events on our online calendar at www.countrylifeinbc.com/calendar/

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Well-known organic farmer and podcaster Jordan Marr gets interviewed by Country Life in BC’s own columnist and potato mavin Anna Helmer during the opening session of the BC Organic Conference at Harrison Hot Springs yesterday. Sessions run today (Wednesday) and Thursday and include organic and regenerative growing practices and expanding and advocating for the organic sector, all under the background of the newly launched Organic BC banner.

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Well-known organic farmer and podcaster Jordan Marr gets interviewed by Country Life in BC’s own columnist and potato mavin Anna Helmer during the opening session of the BC Organic Conference at Harrison Hot Springs yesterday. Sessions run today (Wednesday) and Thursday and include organic and regenerative growing practices and expanding and advocating for the organic sector, all under the background of the newly launched Organic BC banner.

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It’s show time!

January 23, 2019 byDavid Schmidt

The largest agricultural trade show in BC kicks off in Abbotsford this week for the 21st year.

The Pacific Agriculture Show runs at the Tradex in Abbotsford, January 24-26.

“The focus this year is on technology,” says show coordinator Jim Shepard, who says there will be close to 300 exhibitors at this year’s show.

These include “lots of new exhibitors” who will be plying their wares to several thousand attendees. Exhibits will be located both within and without the building. Smaller exhibits will fill the two exhibit halls and large equipment displays will be stationed outside.

Among the new components this year is CannaTech West, focused on the cultivation and production of cannabis. It will take place in a hangar adjacent to Tradex on Friday, January 25.

“This is the first year of the show since recreational cannabis use was legalized, so we are hosting our first-ever CannaTech as part of the show,” says Shepard.

Prior to the show, the annual BC Agriculture Council gala will provide networking opportunities.

The gala will see presentation of the BCAC Leadership, Agriculture in the Classroom Teacher of the Year and Scotiabank Champion of Agriculture awards. The gala also features a silent auction, with proceeds to benefit the Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation.

Country Life in BC will be covering the gala and writers will be present at education sessions throughout the show. Be sure to stop by our booth and say “Hi!”

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