
Interviews with BC-based farmers, food processors, academics and others who contribute to food production in BC in one way or another.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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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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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.
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!
Jordan is doing a fantastic job highlighting BC farmers and bring forward issues facing farmers in BC today.
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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
6. Andy Nadler
7. Stephen Dragutis
8. Paul Squares
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