A severe thunderstorm watch by Environment Canada isn't forecast to last long before the weather turns back to summer.
Those tasty morsels are now available from local vineyards and they're a great addition to lots of favourite dishes.
Joe Sardinha, former president of the fruit growers' association, is dead at 52.
September is normally when conflicts with bears in the Okanagan soar as the bruins bulk up for hibernation.
Too early to assess damage says provincial agriculture minister after touring a number of orchards hard-hit by an August hailstorm.
With next week's return to classes for many families, it's time once again to think about what to put in the lunch bag.
Whether it's a spider in your backyard, a bird on a hike, or a four-legged critter beside the road, it's fun to be able to identify it.
A short crop of cherries due to frost and cool weather during spring blossom time has cost the Okanagan cherry industry millions of dollars.
As the wealth of the local harvest of fruits and vegetables continues to roll in, enjoy the best in simple recipes and eat your greens.
A hailstorm on Monday left behind a trail of devastation in Southeast Kelowna orchards, vineyards and crop fields.
With fresh ripe tomatoes now available locally, think salads to gorge yourself on their fabulous flavour while they're in season.
A variety of crops were totally ruined in Monday evening's intense hailstorm in the Southeast Kelowna area.
If you've been on a picnic or to a barbecue, you'll have noticed that this has been a good year for many insects.
It's not all sunshine and roses as far as summer weather is concerned—there's also severe weather than can be fatal.
A Calona Vineyards wine made by Sandy Leier has received a Lieutenant Governor's award for excellence—the only local wine this year.
As we prepare for the middle of summer long weekend, consider offering your guests some local fare, cooked and served al fresco.
Beware of urban deer who become reluctant to be 'Shooed' out of your garden.
Celebrate B.C. Beef Day by supporting our neighbourhood farmers and purchasing B.C. beef.
As we prepare to celebrate Canada Parks Day Saturday, let's take stock of our Okanagan parks, and give thanks for them.
As part of a streamlining of operations for economic reasons, fruit growers make changes to the plant breeding rights organization they own.
