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The Okanagan recorded one of the driest years on record in 2023 and with no…

Drive Highway 1 between Kamloops and Cache Creek and it’s impossible to miss the large…

Okanagan farmers looking for love with have a chance to find their soulmate on upcoming…

The Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting a little bit of everything in the Okanagan and…
With farmers' markets across B.C. prevented from opening this spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic…

Okanagan apple farmers are suffering significant financial hardship with higher costs and lower returns, according…

KAMLOOPS — The Kamloops Regional Farmers’ Market Society is getting ready to launch the season’s…

The Obsolete Collection Farm Campaign is underway this week in the Okanagan. The campaign provides…

KAMLOOPS – The Saturday Farmers' Market in Kamloops has kicked off, but next week marks…

KELOWNA – The severe drought in California coupled with an unusually warm and early spring in B.C. has local grocery stores stocking their shelves with fruits and vegetables grown right here at home instead of importing from the south. Chris Holmes is the owner of Quality Greens on Spall Road. With stores in Kelowna, West...