Energy, Mines, and Resources

Publications

 


Multi-Year Development Plan for Yukon Agriculture and Agri-Food 2008-2012
This report outlines a five year plan for the development of the Yukon agriculture and agri-food industry. The Multi-Year Development Plan (MYDP) covers the period from 2008 to 2012, and describes the goals and objectives for the industry and for specific sectors. The strategies, resources, and timelines for achieving those goals and objectives are also outlined.


vision for yukon agriculture: 2006 yukon agriculture policy

Vision for Yukon Agriculture: 2006 Yukon Agriculture Policy
This document describes the Yukon government’s policies and procedures for agriculture in the Territory.


Yukon Agriculture Research and Demonstration 2008 Progress Report
Prepared by Matt Ball, Agrologist, Agriculture Branch and Brad Barton, Agriculture Research Technician, Agriculture Branch.
This report contains information on climate monitoring trials, oilseeds production, raspberry production, forage yields, and biodegradable mulch trials. Download the 2008 Progress Report  2 MB.


Yukon Agriculture State of the Industry 2005-2007
prepared by Matt Ball, Agrologist, Agriculture Branch, Tony Hill, Director, Agriculture Branch, Brad Barton, Agriculture Research Technician, Agriculture Branch and Valerie Whelan, Manager Yukon and Northwest Territories, Market and Industry Services Branch, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
These reports are a summary of the industry gathered in every two to three years. 

  • 2005-2007  1 MB
  • 2002-2004  2 MB
  • 2000-2001  1.7 MB
  • 1998-1999  866 KB

    • Agriculture Fact Sheet  1 MB
      General information highlighting the general services and responsibilities of the branch

    • InFARMation
      This newsletter provides a quarterly update of Yukon agricultural news aimed primarily at growers.

    • Sustainable Agriculture in The Yukon
      This publication is a teacher's resource designed to be adapted to your science, geography, environmental or social studies curriculum. Grades 8 to 12 can benefit from these materials.

    • Land Status Map  2 MB
      This map identifies those Yukon lands that are protected, interim protected, special management areas, First Nations settlement lands, parks, protected areas, etc..