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5/24/11 1 VANCOUVER ISLAND SUNSHINE COAST AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK 2011 Purpose of the Outlook Agriculture – where the industry is now, where it is going and how it will get there? Area includes Sunshine Coast, Powell River and Vancouver Island north of the Malahat Living document Why? Provincial government promoting agricultural plans, several areas have completed plans Outlook ties them together at a Regional level Common message - growing interest in producing food close to home Plenty of potential – no single lead organization to do it! State of the Industry Generates $112 million in economic activity (2006) Trend growing steadily – up from $98 million (2001) Significant potential to increase production Using about 25% of existing farm land base Excellent climate, soils and water for production Potential to intensify (irrigation, higher value crops, etc) $1108 per ha in ALR now; Fraser Valley generates $12,550 per ha in ALR Industry is more organicthan other South Coastal areas – matching consumer demand for products Types of Farms 1928 farms total Horticultural Crops 38.4% of revenue 1.3% of ALR Trend - increasing Livestock 59.2% of revenue 22.1% of ALR Declining ALR - 101,007ha (100%) Horticulture - 1.3% Livestock fodder/ pasture - 22.1% Other (unimproved) land - 14.0% Overview – Farm Receipts RD #Farms Gross ($) Expense Margin % Margin $ all farms Ave GM/ Farm Gross $/ Farm CVRD 700 47,554,455 43,503,736 8.5% 4,050,719 5,787 67,935 NRD 461 21,186,317 21,274,867 -0.4% -88,550 -192 45,957 ACRD 89 5,491,456 5,068,237 7.7% 423,219 4,755 61,702 RDCS 497 32,975,655 30,237,884 8.3% 2,737,771 5,509 66,649 PRRD 85 1,921,378 2,253,346 -17.3% -331,968 -3,906 22,604 SCRD 96 2,583,742 2,486,876 3.7% 96,866 1,009 26,914 TOTAL 1928 111,713,003 104,824,946 6.2% 6,888,057 3,573 57,942 Low margin industry – Farmers keep 6.2 cents of every dollar sold so Need high levels of management to improve margins Or increase scale of operations – produce more Why? – Food Self-sufficiency $Produced vs $Consumed - 8.2% 0.524 ha is the area required to produce a healthy diet for one individual - 10.9% Desired Level of Self‐Sufficiency Current (2006) prod. (10.9%) 20% Revenue generated ‐ gross ($millions) $112 $175 Revenue generated ‐ per ALR ha $1,106 $2,135 Water requirements (acre I) 13,376 23,347 Greenhouse area (ha) 17.3 26.0 Cleared land (for food) required (ha) 23,224 42,992 Cleared land as % of ALR 28% 52% A football field (between the goal lines) is 1.36 acres (0.55 ha)

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Page 1: Ag Outlook Project - Sat PM Bodine Hall · 38.4% of revenue ... 0 5ap 340 2 72d 504 72dt 1 5 02dt 76 8 5tp 15 4 6 pt 25 0 89 64 5pt 52 82dt 85 0 81 4 30 7 0 281 05pa 2 1 403 73tp

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VANCOUVER ISLAND SUNSHINE COAST

AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK 2011

Purpose of the Outlook   Agriculture – where the industry is now, where it is going

and how it will get there?   Area includes Sunshine Coast, Powell River and Vancouver

Island north of the Malahat   Living document

  Why?   Provincial government promoting agricultural plans, several

areas have completed plans   Outlook ties them together at a Regional level   Common message - growing interest in producing food close to

home   Plenty of potential – no single lead organization to do it!

State of the Industry   Generates $112 million in economic activity (2006)

  Trend growing steadily – up from $98 million (2001)

  Significant potential to increase production   Using about 25% of existing farm land base

  Excellent climate, soils and water for production

  Potential to intensify (irrigation, higher value crops, etc)   $1108 per ha in ALR now; Fraser Valley generates $12,550

per ha in ALR

  Industry is “more organic” than other South Coastal areas – matching consumer demand for products

Types of Farms

  1928 farms total

  Horticultural Crops

  38.4% of revenue

  1.3% of ALR

  Trend - increasing

  Livestock

  59.2% of revenue

  22.1% of ALR

  Declining

ALR - 101,007ha (100%)

Horticulture - 1.3%

Livestock fodder/pasture - 22.1%

Other (unimproved) land

- 14.0%

Overview – Farm Receipts RD #Farms Gross ($) Expense Margin % Margin $ all farms

Ave GM/Farm

Gross $/Farm

CVRD 700 47,554,455 43,503,736 8.5% 4,050,719 5,787 67,935

NRD 461 21,186,317 21,274,867 -0.4% -88,550 -192 45,957

ACRD 89 5,491,456 5,068,237 7.7% 423,219 4,755 61,702

RDCS 497 32,975,655 30,237,884 8.3% 2,737,771 5,509 66,649

PRRD 85 1,921,378 2,253,346 -17.3% -331,968 -3,906 22,604

SCRD 96 2,583,742 2,486,876 3.7% 96,866 1,009 26,914

TOTAL 1928 111,713,003 104,824,946 6.2% 6,888,057 3,573 57,942

•  Low margin industry – Farmers keep 6.2 cents of every dollar sold so •  Need high levels of management to improve margins •  Or increase scale of operations – produce more

Why? – Food Self-sufficiency $Produced vs $Consumed - 8.2%

0.524 ha is the area required to produce a healthy diet for one

individual - 10.9%

Desired Level of Self‐Sufficiency Current (2006) prod. 

(10.9%)  20% Revenue generated ‐ gross ($millions)  $112  $175 Revenue generated ‐ per ALR ha  $1,106  $2,135 Water requirements (acre I)  13,376  23,347 Greenhouse area (ha)  17.3  26.0 Cleared land (for food) required (ha)  23,224  42,992 Cleared land as % of ALR  28%  52% 

A football field (between the goal lines) is 1.36 acres (0.55 ha)

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Profile of Industry   3 types of farms

  Part time – not economically motivated   <$10,000 per year

  62% of farms - <5% of total revenue

  Developing farm “businesses”   $10,000 to $100,000+/-

  28% of farms - 14% of revenue

  Established Commodity Farms   $100,000+

  10% of farms - >80% of revenue

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Observations and Conclusions   Three themes emerge

  Theme 1 improving the capacity of farm organizations

  Theme 2 improving the profitability of farming enterprises

  Theme 3 improving the capacity of the resource base

Suggested Strategies   Theme 1 Improving the Capacity of Farm

Organizations

1.  Need for an coordinating body to connect the various farm organizations, support organizations and geographic areas.

2.  Need to improve communication flow within industry and between industry and community

3.  Need to develop a critical mass to achieve the threshold of sustainability

Suggested Strategies Theme 2 Improving the Profitability of Farming

Enterprises

  Increase use of business planning

  Training to improve management capacity   Recruit new farmers with management capacity   Increase direct farm marketing and local farm

markets   Increase local production   Increase market share through processing

  Develop safer, more secure food supply

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Suggested Strategies Theme 3 Improving the Physical Capacity of the

Resource Base

  Develop agriculture capacity with First Nations

  Increase access to water for agriculture purposes

  Improve infrastructure

  Map soils capability

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286

8200 4P

7050 3APT

117

241

980 2W

614

8217 5A

1400 2AC

430 2C

4610 5W

929

2425 2D

4170 3WD

1810 O3WL

7898 2DW

1870 7T

8955 3TP

9460 3TP

4047 3PA

4420 5AP

7976 3PT

6180 4PT

33

3750 2D

9480 3TD

6676 2WD

311

680 3DW

7670 3DP

3256 3P

5766 3A

8167 5PA

2690 2AC

2557 3WD

247

1897 2AC

5120 2AT

168

942

4830 7W

230

180 5T

3626 2D

7170 2D

1260 5PA

9470 3W

6195 O5W

8960 3WD

335

7490 3DT

2120 2A

918

7827 5A

7506 2DT

5700 2DW

5058 2TD

4660 4T

7136 2A

2310 2DT

5800 4PA

2760 5PA

7880 3TD

190

506

3130 3T

2040 4RA

4028 4RT

3248 3D

5880 2TA

6130 2TA

258

5530 4TR

8110 2D

397

6430 3PAT

5655 O3L

780

5960 4PA

2325 O3W

6890 3A

3398 O3WL

554

823

4770 3DW

4500 5AP

5418 7T

608

959

7750 2D

8870 4PA

457

211

1050 3D

4070 5T

261

628

4410 X

194

2947 4PT

7120 2D

9117 5TP

7100 O3WL

590

5518 3PT

7420 2TP

3550 2AP

6837 3PT

8420 3WD

610

8330 2WD

5220 2AT

163

4630 3W

58

7840 3PT

5850 3WD

6930 3D

8847 3TA

5110 3W

7510 3DP

7940 2W

804

7026 2PT

4950 3WD

320 O3WL

229

573

7210 O3WL

5238 2D

4120 3W

8010 3TD

1500 O3W

279

4930 5T

7650 2D

3788 2AT

3828 O4W

257

8290 O3WL

1447 2D

3740 2WD

8770 2DT

1060 3D

5740 3A

7277 2D

5377 3DT

170 2WA

4816 5RT

8930 3AP

2090 7P

6980 O3WL

251

5437 4T

8986 7RT

275

6580 3WD

5008 2TD

1497 2C

4690 3AR

7520 3DP

5408 2TD

950 4PT

4998 7T

4840 3W

626

5360 3TP

519

612

347

5465 O3L

8897 1

7780 3DP

4330 3WD

310

8267 5PA

925

4870 5AP 497

3188 O3WL

109

927

779

5570 4PA

431

5278 2D

687

4297 3TP

428

278

949

6620 3WD

1660 3PA

5170 7W

969

9620 5AT

964

4946 4T

827

5010 3W

1320 7P

848

5357 3TP

963

5206 2A

5458 3PT

5427 4T

5037 2DT

5158 7T

4595 3P

951

214

5288 2D 534

5 O3L

875

35

298

8997 1

961

4118 O4W

736

5100 5AP

6556 2D

790 5PA

124

518

36

349

5328 3TP

9710 6N

160

143

301

156

711

413

8837 1

320

4348 2D

7917 3TP

199

973

6157 3PA

974

492

208

141

488

350

351

836

7917 3TP

919

7718 3PA

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092F.026 092F.027

092F.035 092F.036 092F.037

092F.046

Reference Map:

Datum:Projection:Drafted By:Date:

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LEGEND

PRIME SOILS - excess water

PRIME SOILS - moisture deficient

PRIME SOILS - other limitations

PRIME ORGANIC SOILS - excess water

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Soils Capability MappingIMPROVED CAPABILITY -

PRIME AGRICULTURAL SOILS (CLASS 1,2 or 3)

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Points to Ponder   The farming community is here to stay

  The industry could benefit greatly from support from government (all levels) the public and institutions in every region

  There is an opportunity to see the industry flourish and strategies to help it do so

Next Steps   Complete the Agricultural Outlook

  Living document

  Seeking input from AVICC

  Looking for suggestions for short term projects that benefit the entire study area

  Develop a long-term strategy to assist the agriculture sector

  Celebrate the industry

  Questions?

Contacts Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation [email protected]

Island Coastal Economic Trust [email protected]

BC Ministry of Agriculture and Lands [email protected]