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Born to herd

Born to herd

Border collies are all business when it comes to herding sheep
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The secret to growing the beloved Honeycrisp apple

The secret to growing the beloved Honeycrisp apple

From 34-acres to 120, Davison Orchards Country Village going strong
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Your guide to hosting a simple but memorable dinner party

Your guide to hosting a simple but memorable dinner party

Denise Marchessault, author of The Artful Pie Project, teaches online cooking classes
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A Rosedale dairy farm fights inflation with efficiency

A Rosedale dairy farm fights inflation with efficiency

Sarah Sache, the BC Dairy board vice chair, says farms should have a positive impact on the country
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A Red Seal-trained baker heads north to start an organic farm

A Red Seal-trained baker heads north to start an organic farm

Jonathan Knight and Jolene Swain run WoodGrain Farm, producing vegetables, lamb and flour
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Salt Spring Island Blacksmith forges one-of-a-kind Damascus steel kitchen knives

Salt Spring Island Blacksmith forges one-of-a-kind Damascus steel kitchen knives

Layering metals, heating and hammering create wavy patterns in steel
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Milk on tap dispenser from Vancouver Island believed to be Canada’s first

Milk on tap dispenser from Vancouver Island believed to be Canada’s first

‘Creamy goodness’: pasteurized, whole milk, farm to your reusable bottle
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WWOOF connects travellers with organic farmers in exchange for room, board

WWOOF connects travellers with organic farmers in exchange for room, board

Travel the world one organic farm at a time
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From a butcher shop to a wedding venue, Sunshine Ranch in Horsefly diversifies

From a butcher shop to a wedding venue, Sunshine Ranch in Horsefly diversifies

Silvia and Franz Laffer moved to Horsefly in 1993
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A sommelier and chef head to northern B.C. to grow mushrooms

A sommelier and chef head to northern B.C. to grow mushrooms

Mushroom growers turn personal consumption into commercial operation in Smithers, B.C.
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