Here’s why taking an agri-tourist vacation might be your business’ best investment all year
If anything, research is simply improving on the understanding of the world around you
In this pair of articles, we find all this talk about communication is more than a trend gone wild. It really does pay
Yes, you can talk your farm to a better bottom line
With farm support, here’s how this young couple beat the odds to open a successful short-line abattoir
Should you raise daughters differently to succeed at farming? This mother, daughter and granddaughter know their answer
Farming is a mental health challenge. It isn’t your fault. The numbers prove it. So maybe this is the right moment to talk about whether you’re one of the many who would benefit from some help
As Mike Kosaka and Adriane Skaros are learning, it takes determination, toughness, and plenty of smarts to succeed as a local-food startup. How many smarts? Well, read on
Celebrating success when you’re a go-it-alone farmer
Politicians may have just caught on about ‘fake news,’ but farmers have known for years what it’s like to live in a world where anything can and does get said and believed. Now, there is a way to counter the din of anti-activists, the food conspiracy theorists, and the faddists. And it may just start with you.
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.
