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RANCH MUSINGS: No till pasture rejuvenation and silvopasture trials: up-coming event

RANCH MUSINGS: No till pasture rejuvenation and silvopasture trials: up-coming event

You can read about on farm research but seeing it and discussing it with others is a much better way
B.C. VIEWS: Log exports and my other errors so far in 2019

B.C. VIEWS: Log exports and my other errors so far in 2019

Plastic bags, legislature overspending turn out differently
FOREST INK: Forest tenure changes are occurring throughout the world

FOREST INK: Forest tenure changes are occurring throughout the world

Jim Hilton discusses why who or what owns the world’s forests matters to the industry
FOREST INK: Public encouraged to comment on interior forest sector renewal policy

FOREST INK: Public encouraged to comment on interior forest sector renewal policy

The BC Government has published a discussion paper, including a number of questions for public input
COLUMNS: Water, water everywhere

COLUMNS: Water, water everywhere

The irony of living on a sailboat is that we are forever surrounded by water
Great Room offers summertime spiritual healing for women of all backgrounds

Great Room offers summertime spiritual healing for women of all backgrounds

Eleven ladies from the Great Room enjoyed their last journey to Roberts Creek
RANCH MUSINGS: The effects of heat stress and larger livestock

RANCH MUSINGS: The effects of heat stress and larger livestock

Eat less meat you might say, however, climate change is creating more drier agricultural land
B.C. VIEWS: Sawmill struggles as NDP boosts northwest log exports

B.C. VIEWS: Sawmill struggles as NDP boosts northwest log exports

Skeena Sawmills comeback threatened by B.C. government
OPINION: Why is the B.C. NDP government abandoning pensioners?

OPINION: Why is the B.C. NDP government abandoning pensioners?

Michael Powell is the president of the Canadian Federation of Pensioners
COLUMN: Business owners hand B.C. government another dismal grade, CFIB says

COLUMN: Business owners hand B.C. government another dismal grade, CFIB says

CFIB wants policy makers to take three simple steps in order to improve their grade