Business

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  Inflation: plan for higher prices for a while

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  Early mistakes fuel impressive growth for this producer

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  Record high exports push up barley prices

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  Success By Trial And Error

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  In throes of a pandemic

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  The strange push and pull world of canola oil

• As prices rise, keep your head and stick to your plan

  In a year everyone would rather forget, one very bright spot has been the 2020 harvest. The weather cooperated and, generally […]

• Honey Of A Deal Distills New Farm-based Business

  Canadian farmers know what it means to make lemonade from lemons. But what do you do when you’re in the certified […]

• Wheat prices in the time of COVID-19

  Did you see all those gaping holes in the baking supplies aisle? Empty grocery shelves are a strange and disconcerting sight […]

• Brazil overtakes U.S. as top soybean producer

  For years, the U.S. was the largest soybean producer in the world, but there is a new kid on the block […]

• Tips to manage risk in uncertain times

  Canadian crop producers are headed into a spring planting season that’s a lot more complicated than usual. Farmers in parts of […]

• Before you sell the farm seek tax and legal advice

  If you’ve decided it’s time to sell the farm, there’s one thing Rob Strilchuk wants you to know: you’ve already done […]

• Australia’s ongoing drought impacts global markets

  There’s a definite kinship between Canada and Australia. Both are Commonwealth nations, they share a colonial past, not to mention a […]

• The Port Of Vancouver: Investing In Your Future

  If you’re ever in Vancouver, Doug Mills has a tour for you! “One of my favourite things to do is get […]

• Wheat demand could sway planting decisions

  Ah, it’s the eternal question for many a Prairie farmer — should I plant spring wheat or canola? The two often […]