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ALC gets an earful

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By byAngela Abrahao, Peter Mitham, David Schmidt, Jackie Pearase
| Country Life in BC Verified
DELTA – Small-lot agriculture, secondary residences and the profound disconnect between farmers, local government and the Agricultural Land Commission are emerging as common themes at townhall sessions the province launched in September to figure out how it can support farming in the Agricultural Land Reserve. The four-hour sessions featured presentations by ALC chair Jennifer Dyson, CEO Kim Grout and assistant deputy minister of agriculture James Mack, with time for questions and discussion.
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ALC gets an earful

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By byAngela Abrahao, Peter Mitham, David Schmidt, Angela Abrahao
| Country Life in BC Verified
October 9, 2019 byAngela Abrahao, Peter Mitham And David Schmidt Small-lot agriculture, secondary residences and a general disconnect between farmers, local government and the Agricultural Land Commission are emerging as common themes at town hall sessions the province launched last month to figure out how it could do a better job of supporting farming in the Agricultural Land Reserve.
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Ministry working on land use inventory

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By byAngela Abrahao
| Country Life in BC Verified
BC Ministry of Agriculture photo October 2, 2019 byAngela Abrahao WILLIAMS LAKE—Producers used to keeping an eye out for suspicious activity were on alert in the Cariboo this summer when an unfamiliar vehicle bearing Alberta plates was spotted with a crew claiming to be working for the BC Ministry of Agriculture.
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