Crop production
Last updated on June 26, 2026British Columbia farmers grow a wide variety of crops, which include fruits, vegetables, grains, ornamentals, and feed for livestock. Some growers and producers are also focusing on high-quality, value-added products, such as wine and botanical personal care products.
- Berries
- Field vegetables
- Forage
- Grains and oilseeds
- Grapes
- Greenhouse floriculture
- Greenhouse vegetables
- Hazelnuts
- Mushrooms
- Nursery plants
- Tree fruits
Crop production guides
Download guides to help you grow and manage crops, including production, pest management and best practices.
Other resources
- Gardening recommended resources (PDF, 708KB)
- Greenhouse checklist (fillable PDF, 1.7MB)
- Planting and maintenance of native hedgerows (YouTube)
- 2025 Opportunities Assessment for Alternative Crops in British Columbia (PDF, 6.6 MB)
- Crop pest monitoring for small to medium scale vegetable producers (YouTube)
Organic agriculture
Organic production and processing uses a system of care, based on preventive management and development of sustainable management approaches. If you're an organic farmer, understanding this fast growing industry and its regulations is an important part of your business.
Resources
Funding opportunities
Agriculture programs are available to support the agriculture and agrifood industry.