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Reeve leads BC Young Farmers

February 12, 2020 byPeter Mitham

BC Young Farmers has a new executive director. Ava Reeve, a farmer in Langley, succeeded Christine Koch on February 1. She will attend her first board meeting in her new role on February 20. Reeve has developed significant experience with farm organizations as a vice-president with the Langley Sustainable Agriculture Foundation, agriculture program coordinator with …

Ingratta heads dairy commission

February 12, 2020 byDavid Schmidt

Bob Ingratta is back in the dairy industry. Ingratta was CEO of the BC Milk Marketing Board for almost six years, from December 2011 to March 2017. Three years later, he has been appointed as the new chair of the Canadian Dairy Commission. Saying strong leadership is required in the coming year, federal agriculture minister …

Black walnuts are an option for water-logged land

February 1, 2020 byMyrna Stark Leader

KELOWNA – After 10 years in the growing phase, a Kelowna agro-forestry producer is gathering the seeds of her labour and looking at increasing processing capability for herself and others. Twenty years ago, Brenda Dureault, then a nurse, moved to a 26-acre property owned by her father to raise her children. Curly Frog Farm, as …

Halal demand rising

January 22, 2020 byPeter Mitham

A report by Nourish Marketing Inc. indicates that the market for halal products in Canada could exceed that for Chinese foods by next year. Halal products are those deemed ritually clean for consumption by Muslims. The sixth annual study of halal trends by Nourish notes that the segment is one of the fastest-growing in the …

Province consults on trails

January 22, 2020 byPeter Mitham

Growing demand for access to the wilds of BC has prompted the province to seek public input on the province’s seven-year-old trails strategy. “The intent of the review is to ensure the continued relevance and importance of the trail strategy to First Nations, recreationists, communities, tourism proponents and the province as a whole,” the BC …

RCMP investigate dead sheep

January 22, 2020 byBarbara Johnstone Grimmer

RCMP in Pitt Meadows are investigating two incidents in which sheep have been found shot to death. The first incident happened December 25 when two pet sheep were killed while their owners were away enjoying Christmas dinner. “We found them when we got home,” says Jessica Marando. “Our sheep are Shetlands so their wounds were …

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