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JULY 2026
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Don't miss an opportunity to visit the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre and see what they're doing to advance research on a working dairy farm. Guests can meet graduate students, enjoy self-guided tours and visit food trucks o#BCAge.

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Dont miss an opportunity to visit the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre and see what theyre doing to advance research on a working dairy farm. Guests can meet graduate students, enjoy self-guided tours and visit food trucks on site. 

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I’m going! My dad told me about this when he saw it in your paper before I did ! I can’t wait.

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Jack DeWit was honoured with the BC Agriculture Council's award for Excellence in Agricultural Leadership by BCAC chair Jenn Woike during a gala wrapping up the inaugural BC Agriculture Forum in Penticton yesterday. Jack has been a prominent figure as a cranberry, hog and cattle farmer and industry leader and advocate. He has served in a multitude of roles on various associations, including as chair of the Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC, earning the respect and friendship of those around him. Congratulations, Jac#BCAg#BCAg ... See MoreSee Less

Jack DeWit was honoured with the BC Agriculture Councils award for Excellence in Agricultural Leadership by BCAC chair Jenn Woike during a gala wrapping up the inaugural BC Agriculture Forum in Penticton yesterday. Jack has been a prominent figure as a cranberry, hog and cattle farmer and industry leader and advocate. He has served in a multitude of roles on various associations, including as chair of the Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC, earning the respect and friendship of those around him. Congratulations, Jack! 

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Recognized for far more than just growing his share of food supply.

Congratulations Jack,what an honor!

.congratulations a true farmer at heart well done

Jack is a big hearted beauty of a guy.

Congratulations Jack! Well deserved!

Good for you Jack DeWit! A long standing supporter of BC Agriculture! <3

Well earned Jack!

Impressive, Jack. Congratulations 🎊

Congratulations Mr.Dewit👏

Congrats Jack

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Congratulations. Accomplishment to be proud of.

You’re a superstar, uncle Jack👌

No one deserves it more. Jack has been an important voice for a long time. Thank you Jack

Congratulations Jack

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The Bog at Riverside Cranberry Farm - so good!

A very well deserved award for Jack! He has done so much for agriculture in British Columbia!

A very well deserved award Jack!

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BC blueberry growers approved a $3.31 million budget at their AGM on June 17 in Aldergrove. Harjot Toor, the BC Blueberry Council's finance chair, says the spend in 2025 was $2.55 million, which was set low because of the poor yields in 2024. "We were very scared to spend in 2025. It was a bad year in 2024. Now things are more normal.”

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BC blueberry growers approved a $3.31 million budget at their AGM on June 17 in Aldergrove. Harjot Toor, the BC Blueberry Councils finance chair, says the spend in 2025 was $2.55 million, which was set low because of the poor yields in 2024. We were very scared to spend in 2025. It was a bad year in 2024. Now things are more normal.”

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