As spring arrives, a classic car roars to life – by Blake Copley
I recently had the opportunity and cause to take my family’s 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza out from winter storage and prepare it for the upcoming season. For the last decade, the car has been the family’s preferred vehicle for ice cream hunting in the summer months....
Regenerative agriculture: a marketing success story – by Katelyn Duncan
After attending the Saskatchewan Soils Conservation Association Soil Health Conference (SSCA) a few weeks ago, I was blown away by what appears to be a marketing success story. Regenerative agriculture and soil health in general are grasping interest not only from...
Good intentions for the New Year? Try the un-resolution – by Scott Kemp
Since I was a kid and as far back as I can remember, I was always asked what my New Year’s resolution was. I remember one resolution and it was for “Saddam Hussein to get out of Kuwait.” I was 11. The Gulf War was all over the news – I kind of cringe at that one! As I...
What a grain marketing plan can do for your farm – by Katelyn Duncan
What a grain marketing plan can do for your farm Low yields and high prices are grain marketing themes these days. A few questions on farmers mind seem to be; Is it time to hold or sell, which marketing advisors should I trust, and what rotational considerations will...