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The following 10 points about ways to improve the forest economy in B.C. are taken from Ben Parfitt’s article.

Welcome to the Cariboo Chilcotin Conservation Society’s new column, “Down to Earth.”

What I am writing about this week is the same subject as last week.

Log exports to China have surged along with lumber sales, which are far more valuable and keep sawmills going

March is finally over. I thought it was going to last forever, especially after that cheeky snowfall on Friday.

Sweet potatoes have always had a soft spot for my taste buds and when I grew up in Saskatchewan we had sweet potatoes throughout the year.

Ranching industry is having difficulty attracting and retaining the next generation on our places in a gainful (living wage) manner.

Ottawa has more than 140 programs to encourage innovation, and B.C. is getting on the bandwagon

Those who didn’t attend the forestry meeting March 16 missed valuable information on the soft wood lumber discussions with the U.S.

If you are cooking a chicken let it rest for a while as it helps keep the juices in the bird.