It’s more than the legalities. The culture of Canada’s farm families is evolving too, and on many farms it’s keeping up quite nicely, thanks
It’s agreed. There are so many great reasons to start holding family meetings. The question is, how do you get started? Here’s help
One farm — seven individuals. Each with their own hopes, needs and ambitions. It’s a typically unique Canadian farm, just like yours. And yes, there is a way forward
Here’s where the farm succession process really starts
Saying ‘no’ to a multi-generation corporation has helped Richard and Nicole Brousseau find their own route toward succession, with a clear focus on family
Common-law is the choice for more and more young farming couples
It may seem risky to get the whole family together for a farm meeting. It’s also smart
There’s less and less room for entitlement on today’s family farm
Fifteen expert ideas for a better start to a woman’s career on the farm
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.
