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First-ever Agro Connect conference held in Dawson Creek

Some local farmers and agriculture specialists participated in a conference in Dawson Creek last week to enhance agricultural growth in the Peace region.

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Tsimshian farmer s harvest of Ozette potatoes brings hope for greater Indigenous food sovereignty

Tea Creek Farm in Kitwanga has completed its first harvest of Ozette potatoes, which farmer Jacob Beaton says are one of the oldest kinds of potatoes that Indigenous people grew in the coastal areas of what is now British Columbia.

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How Saving Seeds Is Helping This Modern Farmer Reconnect With Her Roots

In Canada, Indigenous seed steward Tiffany Traverse is focused on rediscovering, cultivating and preserving the traditional foods of her community.

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Canadian Farmers on their Way to COP26 Climate Conference

Canadian Farmers on their Way to COP26 Climate Conference
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The secret to better soil is donkey dung

#162 of 162 articles from the Special Report: Food Insider Tiffany Traverse will be partnering with a team of researchers from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada to study the impact of different manures including donkey manure on soil health. Photo provided by Tiffany Traverse For Tiffany Traverse, the next two growing seasons will be busy studying beans, oats and lots of dung. The Peace Country farmer is collaborating with two federal soil scientists to study how different kinds of manure can enhance the region’s clay-filled soil. But unlike most government research, which focuses on large-scale farming, the project will look at small-scale agriculture and blend western agricultural science and Indigenous farming methods.

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