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Kersley Farmers Institute
The Kersley Farmers Institute was incorporated on January 16, 1925 under the Societies Act of British Columbia as an offshoot of the Cariboo Farmers’ Institute, which covered the entire region. The Kersley Farmers Institute (KFI) was originally mandated to serve the districts of Kersley and Alexandria, and in its early days had members from Dog Prairie south to Soda Creek. Today, as one of few remaining Farmers' Institutes in central BC, the Institute welcomes members from across the Cariboo. Some of the more notable achievements of the KFI include the hosting of educational workshops, lectures and field days on a variety of agriculture-related topics, organizing the North Cariboo Growers Co-op (now part of the Four Rivers Co-op) in conjunction with other institutes in the region, advocating for the preservation of arable land for agriculture, rural schools and health care, expanding and improving roads and the power grid, and being a lead organization and supporter in the region in the development and implementation of the Cariboo agricultural climate change adaptation strategy.
Learn MoreCariboo Chilcotin Sheep Producers Association
Promote and Grow the Sheep Industry Within the Region
Learn MoreHARVEST Cariboo Agricultural Producers Association (CAPA) dba Quesnel Farmers' Market
Supporting local agriculture and providing a place to connect local farmers and artisans with consumers since 1988. We are celebrating our 35th Anniversary in 2023.
Learn MoreQuesnel Lions Club
Chartered on August 5, 1949, the Quesnel Lion's Club focuses on supporting our local community through fundraising. For information on membership and meetings email quesnellions@outlook.com. The primary fundraising venue **Lions 2nd Hand Corner** ** located at 188 Carson Ave.(Previous Cariboo Observer Building)** on the 2nd & last Saturday of the month from 9am to 2pm. Excluding Decembers to be announced.
Learn MoreInvasive Species Council of BC
ISCBC is a dynamic action-oriented organization, helping concerned stakeholders work together to stop the spread of invasive species in BC. We spearhead behaviour change in communities, organizations, governments and industry to help protect our province from invasive species.
Learn MoreCanadian Mental Health Association of Northern BC
At a program level, our mission is: To improve and develop access to nutritious food to create a healthy community. We accept food and cash donations and we distribute food to community members in need.
Learn MoreQuesnel Agriculture Exhibition Association - Quesnel Fall Fair
The Quesnel Agriculture Exhibition Association exists to support both the agricultural and urban communities, by providing facilities and resources for the development and conducting of business, education, social and recreation activities.
Learn MoreAlex Fraser Park Society
The promotion of agricultural aspects of the community; This includes Agri-Tourism, Agri-Forestry, Education and Entertainment of Livestock and Equine Events. Please check our Calendar, News, Clubs & Groups, Directors, Booking Info and/or Contact Us Pages for further information. Alex Fraser Park Society is interested in your Event – 12 months of the year – we are only limited by our imagination as to what can take place at this park – approach us with your ideas!
Learn MoreCariboo Direct Farm Market Assoc - Williams Lake Farmers' Market
We provide support for local agriculturalists, food makers, and artisans by providing a seasonal vending space, promotions and support. The boundaries of our intake area are those of the Cariboo Regional District, 70 Mile House to Hixon.
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