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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
Scale of Farms
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Examples
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Irrigation & Soil Fertility
Higher Value Crops
Farmers’ Markets
Value-added
Agri-tourism, Culinary, Direct Market
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
What can you do?
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Reference Map:
Datum:Projection:Drafted By:Date:
92F017, 92F026, 92F027 92F035, 92F036, 92F037 92F046NAD 83UTM 10ECON consultingAugust 31, 2010
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PRIME SOILS - excess water
PRIME SOILS - moisture deficient
PRIME SOILS - other limitations
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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]