Smart young Millennials are bringing an incredible new level of intelligence and energy to commodity marketing on a growing number of Canada’s farms. But not on all
How good are you at marketing? Or maybe more to the point, how bad are you?
As new crops of young farmers help fill their families’ bins this year, will it be agronomic skill that decides if they succeed, or the farm’s asset strength? Or will it be marketing?
Options, futures or forward contracts? Two farmers search for sustainable income
... it isn’t the reason you think
Cutting out the ‘middleman’ sounds like an obvious way to increase farm profitability. And sometimes, that’s exactly how it works out
Bryce Eger’s job is to get Canada’s farmers to react as positively to the new Corteva name as they do to the biggest brands in agriculture. Is that even possible?
After you survive the startup, it takes a whole different set of skills to keep a value-add business growing
Recent changes to the marketing system have prompted the entrance of new players, so it’s worth a refresher on who guarantees payment for grain, and for how long
GARS goes private with a government program, and looks to win with farmers on both sides of the border
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