Farm organizations sustain Canadian agriculture. They’re also where a whole lot of farmers are gaining leadership, management and decision-making skills. Should you join them?
Pay yourself, and put the numbers in your budgets right from the start. It’s better for you, and for the business too
The popular idea is that farming is a closed shop: If you aren’t born on a farm, you will never farm. But it isn’t quite true
Could a peer group be right for you? Country Guide talks to one Ontario group to find out
A growing number of Western Canada’s farmers are using peer groups to drive their performance. This one is ready made
Digitization got its start with a focus on the agronomic side, but now you’re going to hear more promises of business benefits
How one farmer and his financial advisor persevered to find a route out of financial disaster
For the Burnhams, the lesson of COVID-19 is more of a reminder, really. Family is the core of a farm business
For Lauren and Ryan Maurer, it’s the challenge of 2021. How do they keep from getting personally overwhelmed as the farm gets bigger and more complex?
How can a business plan be worth writing when farming is so unpredictable? For Mike and Amy Cronin, that’s the wrong question
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.
