New skills needed for technology-driven agriculture
ABBOTSFORD – Canadian agriculture has the potential to generate $11 billion in revenue, Royal Bank…
Giant hornets headline beekeepers’ concerns
PRINCE GEORGE – If you want to catch a bee, ask a beekeeper to help.…
Neighbours raise stink over cannabis farms
LANGLEY – A year after their crop was legalized for recreational use, cannabis growers in…
Parties unite on trespass issue
Unanimous support for tough laws to protect agrifood operations against trespassers was a highlight of…
Paton presents ALR petition
A petition seeking the repeal of recent legislation governing the activities of the Agricultural Land…
Sarafinchan leads BC Tree Fruit
BC Tree Fruits Co-operative held its annual general meeting in Peachland on October 24, giving…
Blue country, red cities
Monday’s federal election painted much of BC blue, with the exception being coastal ridings and…
Bee initiatives in focus
This fall’s Apimondia conference in Montreal put the spotlight on some of the innovative bee…
Autumn showers dampen harvest
A harvest update from the BC Wine Institute indicates that good weather during the growing…
Site launched for farmers’ institutes
The province has launched a site designed to be a hub for farmers’ institutes from…
Child labour feedback sought
The BC Ministry of Labour is making a special plea to the farm sector for…
Worker shortages cost $216 million
Worker shortages cost BC producers $216 million in 2018, according to the detailed findings of…
ALC gets an earful
Small-lot agriculture, secondary residences and a general disconnect between farmers, local government and the Agricultural…
Opposition to grill NDP
Darvonda Nurseries in Langley. Rusted Rake in Nanoose Bay. Maan Farms in Abbotsford. Fantasy Farms…
Potato hopes mashed
A month after growers gathered for the annual BC potato variety trial field day on…
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