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Even if you farm on your own, these CEO strategies will make your operation more successful, and more sustainable too
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
Making your farm more valuable to your suppliers can move you a big step up the success ladder
With family and non-family ownership, Marie-Claude Mainville’s management of this Quebec farm may become a new Canadian pattern
As we head toward spring, there’s a growing ambitiousness among many Canadian farmers, and an edge to their certainty that it is crucial to make progress before the year is out
Here’s where the farm succession process really starts
More than ever, the core asset on any farm is the decision maker in the middle, and how they harness the incredible array of technologies and talents around them into a cohesive whole
More couples like the De Groots are taking advanced farm business training together, and report that it’s good both for the farm and for their marriage
A new survey shows our farmers actually are finding ways to transition their farms to the next generation
