A Kispiox farmer is fighting for his right to sell flowers at local farmers’ markets.
Jim Fowler of Kispiox Creations is growing frustrated with rules governing farmers’ markets and those who make them.
Farmers’ markets were declared an essential service by the Government of BC. in March, but were restricted to food sales.
To read the rest of the story, please go to: The Interior News
Many might think the agricultural industry is thriving during the coronavirus pandemic due to the high demand for food, but flower farmers across California are not seeing big business. …
Flower farmers and the people who take those flowers to market are dealing with the fallouts of the COVID-19 pandemic, from event cancellations, to high import prices. …
Seven women from Albemarle, Madison and Orange counties came together in January to serve the community as a group and to provide an abundance of flowers to florists and brides. …
© Copyright 2021 | Phoenix Media Network | All Rights Reserved | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy