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In this latest episode of the Organic BC Podcast, In this latest episode of the Organic BC Podcast, we dig into silvopasture! We’re joined by Lisa Zabek, Agroforestry Specialist at the BC Ministry of Agriculture & Food, who shares insights from her work across the province, including what silvopasture is—and isn’t—and the environmental benefits it can deliver when done well. You’ll hear about real examples of silvopasture already happening in BC, plus a look ahead at silvopasture’s potential to play a bigger role in our province’s ag sector. 🎧 Tune in at the link in our bio, or visit organicbc.org/podcast This podcast was funded by the Climate Agri-Solutions Fund. Funding for the Climate Agri-Solutions Fund has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the Agricultural Climate Solutions – On-Farm Climate Action Fund. #BCAg #IAFDelivers #AgClimateSolutions @cdn_agriculture
If you’re at the Pacific Agriculture Show this w If you’re at the Pacific Agriculture Show this week, don’t forget to swing by the Organic BC booth (#416)! Stop in for a chat, meet the Organic BC team, dig into what it means to be organic, and learn how we're making organic, regenerative agriculture more visible, viable, and valued. #thisisorganicbc #pacagshow #tradeshow #bcagri #bcorganic #organic
The latest issue of the BC Organic Grower magazine The latest issue of the BC Organic Grower magazine will hit mailboxes—and inboxes—in February! Here's a look at what's inside: 🌱 A visit to Creekside Dairy in Agassiz 🌱 New tools and tech to support on-farm Integrated Pest Management (IPM) 🌱 Highlights from the 2025 BC Organic Conference 🌱 A look at the future of the BC Certified Organic Program 🌱 Reflections from the Organic Summit in Copenhagen 🌱 And so much more! A BC Organic Grower subscription is included in most Organic BC memberships. Not a member? Don't miss out--explore the many benefits at organicbc.org/membership #thisisorganicbc #bcorganicgrower #bcagri #bcorganic #organic
Looking for a helping hand (or several) for the up Looking for a helping hand (or several) for the upcoming growing season? By posting on the Organic BC job board, you’ll reach folks who are looking for opportunities on organic farms or other sustainably minded operations! We welcome a range of job opportunities in British Columbia, including for organic farms and businesses of course, but also for other farms, businesses, educational institutions and organizations that have a focus on regenerative and/or sustainable agriculture and products. Check it out at: organicbc.org/job-board #thisisorganicbc #organicbc #greenjobs #bcjobs #farmjobs
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thisisorganicbc

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In this latest episode of the Organic BC Podcast, In this latest episode of the Organic BC Podcast, we dig into silvopasture! We’re joined by Lisa Zabek, Agroforestry Specialist at the BC Ministry of Agriculture & Food, who shares insights from her work across the province, including what silvopasture is—and isn’t—and the environmental benefits it can deliver when done well. You’ll hear about real examples of silvopasture already happening in BC, plus a look ahead at silvopasture’s potential to play a bigger role in our province’s ag sector. 🎧 Tune in at the link in our bio, or visit organicbc.org/podcast This podcast was funded by the Climate Agri-Solutions Fund. Funding for the Climate Agri-Solutions Fund has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the Agricultural Climate Solutions – On-Farm Climate Action Fund. #BCAg #IAFDelivers #AgClimateSolutions @cdn_agriculture
If you’re at the Pacific Agriculture Show this w If you’re at the Pacific Agriculture Show this week, don’t forget to swing by the Organic BC booth (#416)! Stop in for a chat, meet the Organic BC team, dig into what it means to be organic, and learn how we're making organic, regenerative agriculture more visible, viable, and valued. #thisisorganicbc #pacagshow #tradeshow #bcagri #bcorganic #organic
The latest issue of the BC Organic Grower magazine The latest issue of the BC Organic Grower magazine will hit mailboxes—and inboxes—in February! Here's a look at what's inside: 🌱 A visit to Creekside Dairy in Agassiz 🌱 New tools and tech to support on-farm Integrated Pest Management (IPM) 🌱 Highlights from the 2025 BC Organic Conference 🌱 A look at the future of the BC Certified Organic Program 🌱 Reflections from the Organic Summit in Copenhagen 🌱 And so much more! A BC Organic Grower subscription is included in most Organic BC memberships. Not a member? Don't miss out--explore the many benefits at organicbc.org/membership #thisisorganicbc #bcorganicgrower #bcagri #bcorganic #organic
Looking for a helping hand (or several) for the up Looking for a helping hand (or several) for the upcoming growing season? By posting on the Organic BC job board, you’ll reach folks who are looking for opportunities on organic farms or other sustainably minded operations! We welcome a range of job opportunities in British Columbia, including for organic farms and businesses of course, but also for other farms, businesses, educational institutions and organizations that have a focus on regenerative and/or sustainable agriculture and products. Check it out at: organicbc.org/job-board #thisisorganicbc #organicbc #greenjobs #bcjobs #farmjobs
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8 Oct

🌱 2025 BC Organic Conference sessions highlight: Soil Health + Cover Cropping 🌱

Explore all of our sessions: http://conference.organicbc.org/program

Hope to see you in Harrison Hot Springs from Nov 25 - 27! #BCOrganic2025

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Applications now open for the UBC Farm Practicum in Sustainable Agriculture, a hands-on, immersive learning program that takes you from seed to harvest while exploring the science and community impact of small-scale organic farming. Open to everyone!

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A new report from the Organic Task Force finds that investing in organic agriculture will boost farm profitability, meet rising demand for organic food, diversify trade and deliver climate and biodiversity benefits.

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