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Soda Creek social highlights land-matching

September 1, 2019 byAngela Abrahao

SODA CREEK—Puddle Produce Farm owner and operator Brianna van de Wijngaard partnered with Young Agrarians to host the first Cariboo land social on August 11. The event included a farm tour, potluck social and a discussion of farming on leased land. The gathering was designed to provide an overview of the Young Agrarians’ land matching …

4-H sale saves the bacon for ranching student

September 1, 2019 bySean Hitrec

VANCOUVER—As he stepped into the Agrodome with his 4-H hog project on August 19, 20-year-old Gabriel Camparmo had no idea about the surprise ahead. The gavel clapped in a joint sale to Bonetti Meats and Gabriel’s proud father, Maurice Camparmo. Gabriel was beaming as the crowd cheered. Then, Maurice jumped the fence, walked up to …

Growers seek trade clarity

August 28, 2019 byPeter Mitham

Representatives of BC fruit growers had a conference call with Canadian Food Inspection Agency officials yesterday to discuss new protocols for shipments of fresh produce to the European Union. The new regulation comes into effect September 1 and requires a systems approach to certification of fresh apples, pears, cherries, blueberries (and related species), potatoes and …

Okanagan farmland sales rise

August 28, 2019 byPeter Mitham

Property transfer data indicates that Okanagan farmland continues to be in strong demand. Statistics from the BC Ministry of Finance indicate that 103 farm properties in the Okanagan changed hands in the first six months of this year, up 39% from last year. This was more than in any other region, and accounted for 14% …

Trial decision expected

August 28, 2019 byPeter Mitham

The future of proceedings against those charged of abusing chickens in 2017 could be decided this afternoon. An arraignment hearing – where those charged plead innocent or guilty, and opt for trial by judge or jury – was scheduled for July in Chilliwack, but was put over till August 28 in Surrey. Defense counsel requested …

BCAC defends pot growers

August 21, 2019 byPeter Mitham

Cannabis should be treated just like any other agricultural crop, according to the BC Agriculture Council, which is opposing a bid by Metro Vancouver to regulate odours from pot producers and processors. Metro Vancouver launched a public consultation in June on the proposed cannabis emissions regulation. The consultation wraps up September 30. “Cannabis production has …

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