Most of Canada’s farms got their start when previous generations of immigrants made sacrifices and worked hard to gain a toehold, often via truck farming. Is it still happening?
Despite limited adoption so far, corn breeders continue to develop hybrids suitable for production across Western Canada
When should you give an expert chain-builder like Braden Douglas a call?
B.C.’s third-largest hog producers Charlotte and Bob Lepp thought they’d test the waters with a small step into retail. It’s led to incredible learning, and growth
It's a tough question, but an associate professor at the University of Guelph is asking it
Summer can be the best time of year to ask
Few things cheer a farmer’s heart like music, so let’s hear more of it
Non-farmers earn smiles and sometimes smirks when they move to the country to hobby farm, but their basic idea is sound. A hobby is great for all of us, especially as we age
It’s more than COVID-19. Here’s why having an emergency plan ready for action is more important — and more achievable — than ever
If it seems you’ve looked everywhere for new employees, maybe it’s time to try a new way of hiring
As Canada’s oldest farm publication, with roots back to 1886, Country Guide is about the business of farming, providing farmers with strategic business thinking. In each issue, enjoy stories on Profiles, Products and People.
