Flooding comes a few months after a heat wave in late June “torched” crops
Narendra Modi’s announcement in a national address comes ahead of elections early next year
BCSPCA on standby to help farmers, livestock
Avtar Dhillon has success with saffron, normally produced in arid climates
BC SPCA is conducting an investigation after receiving video footage of ‘very serious instances’
Since 1936, Rashleigh family farms have provided food for the Peninsula and beyond
Channel your inner Charlie Brown at Michell’s Farm
Kildara Farm on Chalet Road playing host Sunday to North Saanich Flavour Trail Harvest Lunch
Peas n’ Carrots on Prospect Lake Road offers farm fresh vegetables and eggs
High demand for hay this year is fuelling the scam
Higher than usual number of grasshoppers inhabiting grassy areas and feasting on crops
Market operators encourage residents to shop local as social restrictions ease
Raising livestock and families: the young women farmers of Sooke
Chris Hall and Stef Lowey haven’t bought a food product since Aug. 3, 2020
Ben Glassen has ALC application for small-scale facility in Nanaimo
B.C. Agriculture Minister Lana Popham was guest speaker Friday during Surrey Board of Trade-hosted Zoom meeting
Scorching temperatures have left crops in poor condition across wide swaths of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
Demand for locally grown food increased up to 300 per cent in 2020; land becoming more expensive
Local berry patches sustain extensive damage; high temperatures a benefit for corn growers
Eric White said every dollar made at the roadside helps sustain his farm