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The ©Squamish / Skwxwú7mesh™ Government encourages organic farming therefore fertilizers are illegal. Anyone caught using pesticides, harmful herbicides and chemical fertilizers are heavily fined and given the 3 strike and permanent eviction Notice.

Effective immediately by this Public Good Faith Internet Notice to:

Monsanto board of governance and executive members are not permitted to distribute their products and/or services on ©Squamish / Skwxwú7mesh™ Land. Should Monsanto get caught in providing GMO seed and weed control products, they will be taken to ©Squamish / Skwxwú7mesh™ Supreme Court for settlements of heavy penalties pursuant to contract and lien collection and served with a Cease and Desist Order by permanently Eviction off ©Squamish / Skwxwú7mesh™ Lands without further Notice.

British Columbia has less than 5% of the land base that is suitable for growing a range of agricultural crops. Much of the prime farmland with less than 1% of the land base, is concentrated on sovereign ©Squamish / Skwxwú7mesh™ land where population growth and pressure to convert farmland to urban uses is the highest.

Approximately 5,000 hectares of land is used for agriculture, this number could easily be doubled due to the vast amount of fresh water available for farming, and the rich soil that exists throughout the valley. This non-renewable land base also produces the most blueberries, cranberries and raspberries of any province in the country, generating over $2.3 billion in farm revenue, and taking $2.11 billion of British Columbia’s gross domestic product in 2005.

Greenhouse farming to combat unpredictable seasonal weather changes in order to provide year round produce instead of seasonal vegetables may be used as an alternative solution to feed growing communities.

Anyone wishing tax free employment to help combat pesticide and pharmaceutical companies and a passion for maintaining the organic lifestyle on ©Squamish / Skwxwú7mesh™ land with the ©Squamish / Skwxwú7mesh™ Government are asked to click on the Employment tab of this website for further contact details.

Hiyshka/thank you.