Soil matters: Climate activists in our midst

By Lisa Richardson
The regenerative agriculture movement is alive and well in Pemberton and beyond

“Every farm has its own personality,” says Amy Norgaard, a soil science student at the University of British Columbia, and former farmhand and market manager with Ice Cap Organics. Her two-year-long Master’s thesis, which she will defend in late spring, required her to travel between 18 different organic farms across southwest B.C., the Pemberton Valley, the Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island’s Comox Valley, to collate data about nutrients and soil amendments.…

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• Whistler News

February 28, 2020

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