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Gap Analysis and Overview of Weather Station Data in British Columbia Agricultural Regions

CAI Report - Climate Change Adaptation and On-Farm Drainage Management in Delta, BC: Current Knowledge and Practices

CAI Summary - Climate Change Adaptation and On-Farm Drainage Management in Delta, BC: Current Knowledge and Practices

CAI Report - Keyline Water Management: Field Research & Education in the Capital Region - Soil Indicators Monitoring Program

CAI Factsheet - Evaluation of Drain Spacing and Ditch Pumps in Existing Drainage Systems in Delta, British Columbia

CAI Factsheet - Impacts of Tile Drain Cleaning Over One Year in Delta, British Columbia

CAI Factsheet - Predicting Soil Water Content and Number of Workable Days Under Changing Climate using DRAINMOD Model in Delta, BC

CAI Factsheet - Digital Soil Mapping of Soil Workability in Delta, BC

CAI Report - Improving On-Farm Drainage Management to Reduce the Impacts of Climate Change in Delta, BC

CAI Report - Enhancing Runoff and Drainage Management in the Fraser Valley Agricultural Sector

CAI Report - Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver Snapshot Report - Risk Adaptation and Opportunity Assessment

CAI Report - (Delta) Regional Adaptation Strategies

CAI Summary - Australian Technique Offers Novel Approach to Water Management

CAI Factsheet - Spotted Wing Drosophila: Management Timeline, Details and Resources

Spotted wing drosophila (SWD), Drosophila suzukii, is a major insect pest of small fruit and tree fruit crops, as they lay eggs in ripe fruit. Infestation risk factors include high canopy humidity, and ripe and over-ripe fruit (hanging, dropped or rejected). Following the guidelines below will help to achieve the best possible SWD management.

CAI Report - Priority Pests of the Cariboo-Chilcotin

CAI Factsheet - Effects of Plastic Mulches on Soil Temperature

The data presented in this document aim to enhance farmers’ understanding of the changes caused when using various plastic film mulches. This will strengthen farmer awareness and decision making confidence, enabling them to use plastic films (or plastic-like films) to adapt to weather variability and climate change.

CAI Factsheet - Using plastic films in low tunnels for modification of microclimate and enhancing plant growth

CAI Report - Modification of Radiations and Energy Balances Using Plastic Films as Soil Mulches and in Low Tunnels

CAI Factsheet - Adapting to low light/low temperature conditions using high-tunnel structures in Revelstoke, British Columbia

This demonstration project studied the viability of winter salad green production in a low-cost, hightunnel greenhouse structure heated with compost in low light conditions without supplemental lighting over a three-year period