The BC Chicken Growers Association is the collective voice of chicken farmers across British Columbia, representing growers and advocating for a strong, sustainable industry. Through collaboration, education, and leadership, the Association works to support its members while helping shape the future of chicken farming in the province.
The BC Chicken Growers’ Association (BCCGA) is the industry group that represents and advocates on behalf of the 322 licensed chicken growers in BC.
A flagship program of the BCCGA is Poultry In Motion, which engages and educates British Columbians of all ages on all-things chicken growing.
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Office Address:
#101 – 32450 Simon Avenue
Abbotsford, BC
V2T 4J2
Office Hours:
Monday to Friday: 8:00am to 4:00pm
Weekends and Stat Holidays: Closed
The BCCGA was founded in 1957 as a non-profit organization to unite commercial chicken growers in BC and work towards a more stable industry. The Association acts as a liaison between the chicken growers, other branches of the chicken industry, and the government. The BCCGA is a separate organization from but acts in close collaboration with the BCCMB.
There are seven directors on the Association’s Board who are elected from and by the approximately 322 grower members. Because chicken is grown all over BC, it is important that each region is represented, so there is:
President/Chair
Vice President
Lower Mainland Rep
Lower Mainland Rep
Interior Chair
Vancouver Island Chair
Specialty Representative
Administrator
Poultry in Motion™ began in 2007 when a dedicated group of poultry farmers came together with vision: to create a mobile, learning experience that could travel to public events and schools.
With farms generally off limits to visitors due to biosecurity protocols, the BC Chicken Growers’ Association, in partnership with the BC Broiler Hatching Egg Producers’ Association, developed the Poultry in Motion program.
There are now three mobile “mini barn” trailers that travel the province, in an effort to increase public awareness and educate consumers. These fully equipped mini barns — featuring videos, trivia, recipe books, live birds, and chicken farmers — shows up at fairs, schools, and agriculture events.
Poultry in Motion also supports in-school presentations. An experienced chicken grower facilitates an interactive learning experience for students of any age to know more about raising chickens, our local food chain, and more. They even cook a nutritious chicken dish together.
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