Features
Research on the farm
After observing higher yield in some fields, an agronomist worked with a farmer client to set up a trial that yielded practical results
The math checks out
A theory once applied to cycling can help your farm make big gains
Balancing the ups and downs of raising sheep
The ups and downs of raising sheep can be balanced by a supportive network and shared knowledge
How these Canadian farms thrive
Like a roadmap, these farms are setting goals to make sure they end up at the right destination
Sask. creamery turns ice cream dream into reality
Sometimes your childhood dream can come true — and turn a delicious profit
Planning for 2025 and beyond
Setting goals in the new year that can work
New year, new goals. Or maybe not. What keeps us from sticking to and achieving our goals?
One page at a time
After 16 years and more than 4,000 stories, Tom Button, Country Guide’s editor, has turned a page in his career
The case for hiring a full-time employee on your farm
It’s different today. Employees come with expectations. You have to work with them... but on this farm, it’s more than worth it
Get more shots on goal with AI
The Global Institute for Food Security in Saskatoon is planning to lead the world into a future where computers can re-design and improve natural compounds and where science will make bigger strides than ever before