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Farming in British Columbia

Jordan Marr
Farming
British Columbia
Avian Influenza
Climate Change
Organic Farming
Small Scale Meat Producers Association
BC Vegetable Marketing Commission
Biosecurity Practices
Christmas
Water Resources
Migrant Farm Labor
H5N1
Poultry Farming
Grocery Oligopoly
Local Food Systems
Sustainability
Agrivoltaics
Volunteer Work
Solar Power
BC Ministry Of Agriculture and Food

Interviews with BC-based farmers, food processors, academics and others who contribute to food production in BC in one way or another.

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My guest this episode is Les Willms, one half of the ownership of LH Willms Incorporated, a 3000 acre grain farm in the Peace Country. If you’ve been a listener of the show for a while, you’ll already know Les, since he was a regular participant in l... more

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 segment two, greater Vernon f... more

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 Nadler.

Andy is an agricultural m... more

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 farmers are being asked to fill... more

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Les Willms
One of the owners of LH Willms Incorporated, a 3000-acre grain farm in the Peace Country
LH Willms Incorporated
Episode: Peace Country Grain Grower Les Willms
Christian Welpdale
owner, Elderberry Fields Farm
Elderberry Fields Farm
Episode: The Public Good Could Be Bad for this Farmer in Sumas Prairie
Tarngar Singh
apple and cherry farmer in Vernon
Unspecified farm in Vernon
Episode: The Public Good Could Be Bad for this Farmer in Sumas Prairie
Bonnie Lible
employee at Purple Springs Nursery and Turf
Purple Springs Nursery and Turf, Armstrong
Episode: The Public Good Could Be Bad for this Farmer in Sumas Prairie
Richard Anz
certified organic orchard operator
Coldstream Creek area
Episode: The Public Good Could Be Bad for this Farmer in Sumas Prairie
Andy Nadler
Agricultural meteorologist
Peak HydroMet Solutions
Episode: BC Agriweather (Or: Evapotranspiration as a Drought Mitigation Revelation)
Stephen Dragutis
Director General of the Policy Planning and Integration Directorate, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Episode: How Our Governments Set Policies & Programs for Farmers
Paul Squares
Assistant Deputy Minister, BC Ministry of Agriculture, Programs and Sector Resilience Division
BC Ministry of Agriculture
Episode: How Our Governments Set Policies & Programs for Farmers
Anna Helmer
Potato farmer, Pemberton
Pemberton Farmland
Episode: How Our Governments Set Policies & Programs for Farmers

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 34 ratings
  • wow

    100 mile house mentioned!! as someone who lives in bc and eats food this podcast is amazing and perfectly suited to my interests

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jegomc
    Canadaa year ago
  • Excellent Information, Great Delivery

    I listen to a lot of farming podcast, but this is one of the most interesting. It’s so nice having one that is BC specific.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Snazzy_scott
    Canadaa year ago
  • Best farm podcast in BC

    I am so glad I found the Farming in BC podcast. The episodes are informative and engaging. Jordan is knowledgeable about farming and I can tell the farmers trust him. Keep up the great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cheranda
    Canada2 years ago
  • Great informative podcast

    Jordan is doing a fantastic job highlighting BC farmers and bring forward issues facing farmers in BC today.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Colin Rom
    Canada2 years ago

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Growing Wheat & Fending Off Nihilism in the Fraser Valley
Q: Why focus on heritage and regional grains?
They emphasize flavor, local adaptation, and connection to farmers; heritage varieties are chosen for taste and baking properties, with growers maintaining relationships with breeders and mills to ensure quality.
Growing Wheat & Fending Off Nihilism in the Fraser Valley
Q: Describe the CSA model and how it works for grain.
They run a grain CSA with multiple branches including a grain box program, where subscribers order by the bag, choose from several grain varieties, and pick up at distribution sites; the system scales by year and updates help manage demand.
Ag's Mother Problem
Q: What is the mother problem as you see it?
The mother problem is the significant market power of a few retailers that allows them to dictate low prices to producers, creating severe economic challenges for farmers.
Bonus: Werner Stump has concerns about aspects of BC's Reconciliation Policy
Q: What are your thoughts on the passing of DRIPA legislation in 2019?
It focuses solely on Indigenous rights without balancing mechanisms, making it hard to implement.
Bonus: Werner Stump has concerns about aspects of BC's Reconciliation Policy
Q: Werner, do George's words reassure you at all?
I respect George's perspective, but I think we need to focus on the facts.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Farming in British Columbia

What is Farming in British Columbia about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on BC's farming, food processing, and policy landscape, featuring in-depth conversations with farmers, bakers, processors, and policy advocates. Episodes explore practical farming realities, regional supply chains, regulation, and community-led initiatives, often highlighting soil health, scale-up challenges, local markets, and the interplay between policy and on-the-ground practice. A notable strength is its strong regional focus, rooted in BC communities, with guests ranging from small-scale producers to government-linked researchers and industry groups, offering listeners concrete insights into building resilient local food systems. The format tends to blend personal farm stories with policy context, making it useful for... more

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Recent guests on Farming in British Columbia include:

1. Les Willms
2. Christian Welpdale
3. Tarngar Singh
4. Bonnie Lible
5. Richard Anz
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7. Stephen Dragutis
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