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Interviews with BC-based farmers, food processors, academics and others who contribute to food production in BC in one way or another.
Jordan Marr hosts Farming in British Columbia, a education show with 63 episodes published.
The show today has two segments, both concerning undesirable amounts of water. In segment one, Dave Russenberger wrestles with a public plan that carries serious implications for his dariy farm in the Sumas Prairie. In s
For this episode I wanted to explore the value of a good agricultural weather network, and to learn about an online resource for our sector called BC Agriweather . The person I invited to speak to this topic is Andy Nadl
This episode we explore Canada's Next Agricultural Policy Framework , and how farmers can have a say in the policies and programs our governments create for farms and farmers. In the episode we discuss some surveys BC fa
I think the title for this episode does all of the necessary heavy lifting. Take a break this time, Show Notes. farminginbc.ca/submit to contact me.
This ep: my interview with the farmers of Cedar Isle Farm near Harrison Hot Springs, where Hannah, Diane, Jim, & Rosa told me about growing wheat, oats, barley and rye for their Grain CSA and for regional bakeries. We di
Today on the show, my conversation with Butcher Matt Kemp, a week after he figuratively cut the ribbon at the Okanagan Butcher Hub, a new meat cutting facility located in Spallumcheen, just a hair north of Vernon. Built
This time on the podcast: my conversation with Robin Hunt of Big Rock Ranch. Back in 2016, Robin moved from Squamish up to their grandparent’s property near 100 Mile House to start a market garden business and live the t
Today on the show, listener submissions about the permanent time change announcement, and then we head to the central interior, where residents of Dunster, a rural community in the Robson Valley along highway 16 south of
For many years, the BC Vegetable Marketing Commission ’s authority has only covered southern BC. But in 2024, the commission announced its intention to expand its regulatory authority over production in northern BC. The
It’’s been a while since I’ve featured a long-form conversation with a BC farmer, but this episode I’ve got one to share with you. Danny Turner is one half of the ownership of Just A Mere Farm in BC’s Creston Valley. For
This bonus episode: you heard a couple of media clips of Werner Stump, BC rancher and current President of BC Cattlemans , in the episode with George Abbott released yesterday. In this bonus episode, Werner joins me to d
Today on the show I wade into the reconciliation discourse, because lately I’ve felt surrounded by it. Last August 7th the BC Supreme Court released its Cowichan Tribes decision , which recognized Cowichan Tribes' Aborig
This episode, a conversation about the Kootenay Co-op , a Nelson based, co-operatively owned, 21000 square foot grocery store that turns 50 this year, and which spent four million dollars last year purchasing products fr
In this final episode of the 2025 Farming in BC Yearbook Project, each farmer who participated joins me on the phone to compare the goals and anxieties they expressed at the head of the season to what actually happened.
This episode, I ask a few of the province's ag sector leaders to reflect on the year we just went through. You'll hear from: Lana Popham, BC's Agriculture Minister Peter Mitham, Editor & Writer at Country Life in BC Juli
This is a bonus episode featuring a segment of my recent interview with BC's Agriculture & Food Minister Lana Popham that won't be included in next week's episode featuring her reflection on the 2025 Farming Year. Herein
Early this year I recruited 14 farming professionals from around BC to send me updates all year, with the hopes of turning it to some sort of Farming in BC Yearbook. Here, you'll here part one of a multi-episode series t
Early this year I recruited 14 farming professionals from around BC to send me updates all year, with the hopes of turning it to some sort of Farming in BC Yearbook. Here, you'll here part one of a multi-episode series t
This show: Saltspring Island Farmer & author Abey Scaglione joins me to discuss her new book, Radical Farm , which argues that animals are essential to ensure the health of our soil, ourselves, and our food system. Then:
This is a rebroadcast of an episode of my original show, The Ruminant, from 2019 or so. New episodes coming soon! Special thanks to Kirk Smith for recording this episode with me.
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