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Part two in a five-part series on successful farm leadership
AME Management: Building a business structure that works for your farm
Sarah Jackson had been planning for her farming future since she was 17 years old, knowing her father Tom would be working right alongside her. So when he died suddenly eight months ago, she was thrown into a maelstrom. It’s an old story in agriculture, but because of new attitudes and modern connections, it ends with some surprising twists
Jeannette Mongeon and Michel Dignard use spreadsheets to guide everyday decisions and to analyze and embrace change. It’s good for the farm, and it also keeps peace in the family
Across the country, young farmers like Holly White and Kent Sereda are building respect for a new generation of business skills
Yes, there are lots of fascinating and even important numbers in the 2016 ag census, but it’s the professionalization of farming that is really driving its evolution
On your neighbours’ farms, 2017 is emerging as the most important year of the decade for making — or not making — key farm decisions
Innovation can be successfully harnessed on today’s farms. Here’s how
