A Delta-based fresh vegetable provider and a family-owned orchard in Vernon are leading two of 15 projects receiving more than $2.9 million to take innovative B.C. agriculture projects to the next step.

The Province is taking a proactive approach to food and livestock traceability by partnering with the Government of Canada to help fund traceability programs.

Young fishers are gearing up to learn from established industry personnel at the 2019 Young Fishermen’s Gathering.

As British Columbia’s tree fruit growers spend their winter months preparing for the upcoming growing season, they are being reminded that they have until the end of January to apply for replant funding.

Need help meeting New Year’s resolutions?

Lana Popham, Minister of Agriculture, has issued the following statement encouraging British Columbians to support B.C. agriculture producers and processors this holiday season:

'Tis the season to deck the halls and stock the fridge!

B.C. tree fruit growers and organizations can now apply for funding to help them become more competitive, so British Columbians can continue to enjoy fresh and local fruits.

The Livestock Tag Reader Rebate program, funded under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership, is now available to help livestock operators trace and record the movement of animals throughout the supply chain.

New regional adaptation strategies are being developed to help Kootenay and Boundary agricultural producers prepare for climate change.