
Building soil structure with organic compost
SURREY – A three-year-old biofuel facility in the heart of the Lower Mainland has ramped…

Canada holds off Asian giant hornet restrictions
ABBOTSFORD – Canada has yet to follow the lead of Washington State and move to…

Farmer-chef connections still paying off
FORT STEELE – The province’s showcase of local food producers has been on hold during…

Province to lift restrictions on second homes
VICTORIA – The province is preparing a new regulation to allow property owners in the…

Water licence angst
DUNCAN – It’s been more than three years since Ken Ellison applied for licences to…

Flight ban strands workers
The Canadian government’s 30-day ban on passenger flights from India and Pakistan to stop the…

Veterinarians face shortage
Veterinarians are the latest to complain about a shortage of skilled workers in agriculture. BC…

Farm injury rate falls
BC farms have been working hard to stay safe, an accomplishment AgSafeBC chair Don Dahr…

Travel restrictions raise concerns
Travel restrictions are coming to BC this week, and that could put a chill on…

Government budgets support marketing
Budget speeches in Victoria and Ottawa this week didn’t use the word “agriculture” but the…

Metro Vancouver reconsiders targeted grazing
Goats are natural-born weedeaters, but that doesn’t make them ideal for every city. While they’ve…

Poultry sector receives $86.8 million
The federal government released details April 13 of the compensation arrangement hammered out with the…

Frost nips cherry growers
Cherry growers in the Okanagan and Similkameen valleys hope a run of frosty temperatures since…

No surprises in Throne speech
The second throne speech since the BC NDP held few surprises for agriculture. Opening a…

BCTF warehouse listed
BC Tree Fruits is moving ahead with the consolidation of facilities and the disposition of…
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