Ranches in the Soda Creek area of British Columbia were established in the early 1860’s and became major suppliers of grain crops for the town of Barkerville during the Cariboo Gold Rush. Soil and climate conditions on the Fraser River Ranch (FRR) allow for high yields of alfalfa, barley, oats, triticale and other grain and row crops. Situated on the Fraser River 22 km northwest of William’s Lake FRR is envied by other ranches for its excellent livestock operations and natural beauty. Consisting of over 8,400 acres of deeded lands 241 acre lease and 90,000 acres of contiguous Crown Grazing … [Read more...]