All plots are full, expansion for next year is already full, too
Each year, the BCAITC recognizes a teacher who excels teaching K-12 students about agriculture
Nathan Hertgers is the 2020 Corn King
Share a favourite cranberry recipe for a chance to win a private harvest tour for four
About four per cent of the onions consumed in B.C. are grown in the province
Usually the crop is ready July 5-12 but it’s still a few more days from perfection, says local farmer
Entrepreneurs can receive up to $8,000
Grace Kennedy spots some spotted friends
Alternative event planning in the works, board of directors said
This is the farthest east the invasive species has been found so far
Coun. Kerstin Schwichtenberg was the only ‘no’ in difficult vote
The Liberals rolled out a $252-million aid program for the industry
The association said the federal government doesn’t address the sector’s immediate needs
Trudeau announced an additional $200 million credit line for dairy producers
More than 900 temporary foreign workers have come to B.C. in the past few weeks
Paul Kenney of Agassiz says leave the farmland alone
A Langley nursery is partnering with local eateries to sell 40 acres of veggie plants and flowers
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