John Barlow is hoping a new Conservative federal government will bring agriculture to the adult table after the April 28 vote.
Farm Living
Barlow sees opportunity in crisis
Conservative ag critic says time is right for increased national unity and a more resilient economy
People share when given the opportunity
Part of the battle with mental health is knowing indicators for a decline.
Producer shares personal struggles
Rancher and mental health advocate, Cyle Stewart, offers producers mental health strategies
Farmers’ mental health is likely to take a hit during times of stress such as market uncertainty and trade barriers brought on by tariffs, disease outbreaks and other geopolitical issues.
Conversation called key in succession planning
Transitioning from one generation to the next has to begin with the sharing of ideas, say holistic management panellists
The conversation surrounding farm succession has opened up in recent years with various strategies being shared.
Delayed capital gains tax changes can affect producers
Whether you are preparing to sell your property, looking to retire or strategically planning when to sell your investments, the recent conversations about the capital gains inclusion rate will inevitably affect many of your decisions.
Can a contract be cancelled because of government tariffs?
If you are considering terminating a contract because you believe the tariffs are a force majeure under your contract, you should seek the advice of a lawyer.
Blend up a world of tasty treats using your trusty blender
Once spring rolls around, I am ready for some refreshment. While a good drink is always great, this concept extends to all areas of life.
Butter is not healthy, says nutritionist
The butter versus seed oil debate may have been settled years ago for nutritionists but is picking up speed on the internet
There is no scientific debate about the health benefits of butter, says a University of Saskatchewan nutritionist.
What do new widespread tariffs mean for Canadian agriculture and food?
Canada, Mexico not subject to new global rates, but plenty of global factors could hit home
UPDATED: April 3, 2025 – 1420 CST – Glacier FarmMedia – Retaliation against new U.S. tariffs from key agricultural producing regions like China and the EU will be worth monitoring in coming weeks. That’s according to Farm Credit Canada chief economist JP Gervais in a LinkedIn post Thursday morning. Follow all our coverage of the […] Read more
SaskTel launches data hub for farmers
Companies that are part of Smart Ag will help farmers use data to improve their operations and sustainability
SaskTel has launched what it calls an ag ecosystem to help companies do business with farmers.
