Industry: Broiler hatching egg
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Decision: Baran and Baran v. Roberts
Complaint related to dust and pest infestations, including flies and rodents, from a poultry farm in Aldergrove.
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Preliminary decision: Baran v. Country Drive Poultry Farm Ltd.
This decision was about whether neighbours’ complaints of farm odour and waste management issues should be dismissed as trivial. The Board approved the complaint to proceed to a full hearing.
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Decision: Baran v. Country Drive Poultry Farm Ltd., and Roberts
Complaint related to rodents, flies, manure spreading, dumping of rotten eggs, mortality disposal, and dust from a poultry farm in Aldergrove.
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Submission: B.C. Broiler Hatching Egg Commission Quota Tools Assessment Review
BCBHEC submits its initial report to BCFIRB regarding the Quota Tools Assessment Review, addressing quota transfer assessments and new entrant program observations.
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Letter: Art Friesen to BCFIRB — Mandatory poultry avian influenza insurance plan
A producer expresses their opposition to the mandatory avian influenza insurance plan, arguing it does not meet objectives and suggesting alternative strategies for managing outbreaks.
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Directive: Guidelines for approval of election rules and procedures submitted by marketing boards and commissions
BCFIRB outlines guidelines for marketing boards and commissions to establish and publish election rules for member elections. These rules must align with the NPMA Regulations and receive BCFIRB approval before implementation. Boards must submit draft rules and consultation reports for review, allowing at least six weeks for approval.
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Email: BCBHEC to Stakeholders — Announcing Amending Order 27 for A-188 pricing
The B.C. Broiler Hatching Egg Commission distributes Amending Order 27, establishing the pricing for period A-188 based on the new Cost of Production (COP) framework.
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Email: BCBHEC to Stakeholders — Announcing Amending Order 22 for A-183 pricing
B.C. Broiler Hatching Egg Commission issues Amending Order 22, setting the A-183 pricing as the fifth period under its BCFIRB-approved COP-Based Pricing Framework.
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Email: BCBHEC to Stakeholders — Announcing Amending Order 25 for A-186 pricing
The B.C. Broiler Hatching Egg Commission distributes Amending Order 25, establishing the pricing for period A-186 based on the new Cost of Production (COP) framework.
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Submission: BCEHA to BCFIRB — Concerns on BCCMB’s long-term chicken pricing recommendation
The BC Egg Hatchery Association submits concerns to BCFIRB regarding the BCCMB’s long-term pricing recommendation.