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There's a new public comment period regarding nati There's a new public comment period regarding national standards for organic agriculture! Feedback from certification verification bodies, certifying bodies, operators and other organic stakeholders is encouraged. This round includes topics such as: 🌱 Frass from insects 🌱 Sunlight calculation in greenhouses 🌱 Parallel production after harvest 🌱 Cobalt and selenium The comment period closes on June 5, 2022. View all questions and proposed answers at organicfederation.ca/organic-standards-interpretation. Link in bio! #canadaorganic #organicstandards #canadianorganicstandards
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"In a province as vast as BC with significant clim "In a province as vast as BC with significant climactic differences and geographic barriers, now facing rapid climate change, the need for networking and sharing knowledge might be the key to developing resilience in the sector." In a recent issue of the BC Organic Grower magazine, Chris Bodnar digs into extension services, the need for more on-the-ground support, and the untapped potential for agriculture. Have a read at bcorganicgrower.ca/2022/01/extension-in-bc. Link in bio! 📸 @pearl_agriculture #thisisorganicbc #bcorganicgrower #extension #organic
Sponsor shoutout: Thanks to @kickinghorsecoffee fo Sponsor shoutout: Thanks to @kickinghorsecoffee for supporting Organic BC as we raise the standards for organic agriculture and transform agriculture’s impact on the planet! Kicking Horse Coffee. This coffee kicks ass. Why? It's delicious. It's all organic and Fairtrade. It's roasted right in the Rocky Mountains. It's meant to wake up the world. Wake up with us. ☕🔗 kickinghorsecoffee.com #thisisorganicbc #kickinghorsecoffee #sponsor #gratitude
We’re excited to be one of Investment Agricultur We’re excited to be one of Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC's newest members! This membership, along with our other memberships in IFOAM - Organics International, Organic Federation of Canada, BC Agriculture Council, Canada Organic Trade Association, and Farmers for Climate Solutions, are incredibly important as we collaborate and support each other’s goals, support BC producers, and work together towards a better food system. #thisisorganicbc #organicbc #bcagri #canadaorganic #cdnag
There's a new public comment period regarding nati There's a new public comment period regarding national standards for organic agriculture! Feedback from certification verification bodies, certifying bodies, operators and other organic stakeholders is encouraged. This round includes topics such as: 🌱 Frass from insects 🌱 Sunlight calculation in greenhouses 🌱 Parallel production after harvest 🌱 Cobalt and selenium The comment period closes on June 5, 2022. View all questions and proposed answers at organicfederation.ca/organic-standards-interpretation. Link in bio! #canadaorganic #organicstandards #canadianorganicstandards
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@thisisorganicbc

In a recent issue of the BC Organic Grower magazine, Chris Bodnar digs into extension services, the need for more o… https://t.co/EUmGknISRB
- Tuesday May 17 - 7:28pm

Tomorrow, tune into @CBCOnTheCoast or @CBCVancouver News at 6 for an afternoon and evening of special coverage abou… https://t.co/ioPeQK6P4M
- Monday May 16 - 7:58pm

Sponsor shoutout: Thanks to @KckngHrseCoffee for supporting Organic BC! Kicking Horse Coffee. This coffee kicks as… https://t.co/Xyre2B6GPn
- Friday May 13 - 7:06pm

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