Revision of the Canadian Organic Standards
By Nicolas Walser It’s that time again: the review of the Canadian Organic Standards! Every five years, the Canadian Organic Standards undergo … Keep Reading
Biodynamic Farm Story: Where Anna Anticipates Some Free Time (Questionably)
Anna Helmer Well, on the other hand, when a major crop flops, the harvest isn’t going to amount to much and that … Keep Reading
Agriculture Policy: What is All the Hoopla About?
Mary Paradis Most of Canada’s agricultural policy is delivered through five-year policy frameworks, co-developed and co-negotiated by the federal, provincial, and territorial … Keep Reading
A Canadian Organic Program to Grow Sustainable Agriculture for Canada and the World
Organic Federation of Canada Canadian farmers are already experiencing serious negative impacts of climate change due to extreme weather events such as … Keep Reading
All Dressed Up & Nowhere to Go
Ready for Growth, Small-Scale Meat Producers are Limited by Access to Processing By Julia Smith The Small-Scale Meat Producers Association recently completed … Keep Reading
Federal Government Set to Abandon Organic Agriculture
By Jim Robbins The Canadian government is dropping funding for the review and interpretation of the Canadian Organic Standards (COS). The Standards … Keep Reading
Support Organic Farmers, Support Organic Change
Sydney Franc Two thirds of Canadians purchase organic products weekly, and organic is the fastest growing part of the Canadian agriculture landscape. … Keep Reading
Organic Certification Streamlined and Simplified with iCertify
Corinne Impey The start of 2021 marks year two of using iCertify, COABC’s online organic certification system. Last year, over 150 members … Keep Reading
Certification Coordinator Welcomes New Online System With Open Arms!
Corinne Impey When it comes to growing, organic certification, and supporting local operators, Cara Nunn could be considered an expert. She has … Keep Reading
COVID-19 Workplace Safety
Wendy Bennett – Executive Director, AgSafe BC It’s fair to say that there isn’t one farmer in British Columbia who has experienced … Keep Reading