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
We should expect black swans to arise more frequently than in past
Saskatchewan farm advisor and HR specialist Marianne Hawkins offers practical tips on making the transition
Saskatchewan’s Prairie Berries has figured out how a diverse and inclusive workplace can help it achieve growth targets that otherwise just couldn’t happen
Personal online attacks against farmers are heating up, and a farm psychologist warns it’s only going to get worse
A decade ago, mid-size farms were on the endangered list. Today, most are thriving while they ponder what comes next
Once again, the generosity of farmers is proving vital in rural Canada. This time, it helps to get good financial advice
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.
