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Strong demand anticipated for British Columbia's organic vegetables

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B.C.'s spring organic vegetable season will likely see a later start this season. "The weather has been pretty cold for early season planting, so we are probably about three weeks behind last year on most of the field crop items," says Discovery Organic's Stefan Misse. He does add that last year saw a…
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Strong demand anticipated for British Columbia's organic vegetables

B.C.'s spring organic vegetable season will likely see a later start this season. "The weather has been pretty cold for early season planting, so we are probably about three weeks behind last year on most of the field crop items," says Discovery Organic's Stefan Misse. He does add that last year saw a…

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