individualized support for extraordinary feed costs based on a feed need calculation.

The 2021 Canada-British Columbia Wildfire and Drought AgriRecovery Initiative will cover extraordinary costs including: Or email: and seafood programs - Province of British Columbia: Д®mergency management for agriculture - Province of British Columbia: ranchers can access information and applications for the program online: ДЇor more information about the 2021 Canada-British Columbia Wildfire and Drought AgriRecovery Initiative, producers can call 1 8 Eligible costs will be supported on the 60-40 cost-shared federal-provincial basis outlined under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership.Д«.C. The announcement of this comprehensive AgriRecovery program will go a long way to assisting producers in their efforts to re-establish their operations and help them recover from the effects of this yearвЂ™s debilitatingВ events.вЂќДЄgriRecovery is a federal-provincial-territorial disaster relief framework to help agricultural producers with the extraordinary costs associated with recovering from natural disasters. вЂњExperience from past wildfires has not been lost on the government.

ranches, their livestock and operations from this yearвЂ™s wildfires and drought has been extensive,вЂќ said Kevin Boon, general manager, BC Cattlemen's Association.

costs to repair or replace critical infrastructure damaged by wildfire, not covered by insurance.costs to replace apiaries, bee colonies and beekeeping equipment lost in the wildfires and.where breeding herds are reduced due to lack of forage, support for the herd management costs associated with replacement breeding animals.contributions toward the re-establishment of tame perennial forage damaged by the fires and.feed for breeding livestock, including cattle, sheep and horses, based on a feed need requirement.transportation costs to move impacted animals to a safe feeding location.extraordinary expenses caused by the wildfires and drought related to ensuring animal health and safety.extraordinary expenses caused by the wildfires and drought related to ensuring livestock feeding needs are not impacted due to feed loss or decreased availability.

The 2021 Canada-British Columbia Wildfire and Drought AgriRecovery Initiative provides assistance for the following: ranchers maintain their breeding stock, continue their operations and continue to supply British Columbians with food grown and raised in our province.вЂќ вЂњThe $20-million response package weвЂ™ve put together will help B.C.

government is here to help them keep their livelihoods and the provinceвЂ™s food security and economy moving forward,вЂќ said Lana Popham, Minister of Agriculture. вЂњThis yearвЂ™s drought and fires have been incredibly difficult for many B.C. This funding includes funding for beekeepers to replace their colonies or apiary equipment lost in the wildfires. Extraordinary expenses include reseeding forage, and to replace fencing or other critical infrastructure that is not insurable and was damaged or destroyed in the fires. B.C.вЂ™s ranchers can access up to $20 million to help with extraordinary expenses they incur for feed, shelter, animal health and safety, and the transportation of their livestock as a result of this yearвЂ™s wildfires and drought.Д«.C.вЂ™s farmers are also eligible to receive funding for extraordinary expenses through the 2021 Canada-British Columbia Wildfire and Drought AgriRecovery Initiative.

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