As Canada’s population grows, challenges for farmers in B.C. intensify due to competition for land use and political pressure on the Agricultural Land Reserve. Expansion of industrial activity and climate instability further threaten agricultural production, while dependence on foreign food imports raises risks of shortages and supply-chain disruptions. To address these issues, stronger alliances and clear policy frameworks are needed to ensure enough domestic agricultural land for a growing population.
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