Most media have stopped reporting the details when a farm fatality happens — which makes future fatalities all the more likely
Could you farm North of 60? A growing number of Canadian farmers want to give it a try
On more farms like Wade Bleier’s, summer can’t just be about crops and livestock anymore. Those days had vanished even before COVID-19 arrived. Now the challenge is even greater. How will they use this summer to take back control?
It’s agreed. There are so many great reasons to start holding family meetings. The question is, how do you get started? Here’s help
Canadian Nuffield scholars are seizing the chance to think differently
Having completed their first decade, Adam and Amy Petherick, with son Lucas, take stock. They’ve met hopes, challenges, successes. What’s next?
In central Nova Scotia, Cornwallis Farms has been in the same family for nine generations. So how are they planning for David’s arrival, and the start of a whole new chapter?
Peer groups are driving the performance of more farms across the country. How do you get started
From their eastern Ontario farm, Shelley Spruit is rediscovering old wheats, and how to turn consumer trends into an impressive, farm-based business plan
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