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.
Maybe it’s time to take Canada’s new crop of non-conventional farmers a lot more seriously
Peer Think: Kristi Nylen-Burns doesn’t need convincing. “It’s the best decision we’ve ever made for our farm,” she and husband Dustin say of their decision to join a next-gen peer group
Peer Think: Arguably, it has never been harder to climb the ladder to farming success, which may be the best argument yet for peer groups
An honest, well-timed pat on the back can be the best way to boost employee productivity
Change is growing a lot faster in our grocery stores than on our farms. So is opportunity
Is the co-op movement on its way out, or just getting rolling?
Changing weather is hitting these B.C. farmers hard. Now they’re fighting back
It’s a great time to lead in the cider business, and this farm group aims to take their Broken Ladder brand international
Change Makers: Trail-blazers? mavericks? gamblers? Success for Chris and Betty Jentsch is all about winning at change
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.
