Farm business
Don’t give away the farm, says transition expert
Encourage children who want to farm to start buying in early, said Tom Deans
New rule on farm transfer tax treatment put off to 2022
Farm groups protest delay
Farmland has been a solid investment
Between rental values and appreciation, it can easily equal or beat other options
Fraser: Farm transfer law gains support, moves to Senate
The proposal would see farm sales to family treated the same as to a stranger
Cargill buying further into Saskatchewan ag retail
Company to take up other half of Precision Ag
Manitoba farmland values higher again in 2020
FCC says, on average, this province's land prices rose 3.6 per cent versus 5.4 per cent nationally
Young farmers spurred by fundamental human reasons: study
Land access the No. 1 obstacle to starting or continuing farming
Land access the No. 1 obstacle to starting or continuing farming
Young farmers’ motivations to farm despite the obstacles they face are striking and important, says an author of a new study from the University of Manitoba. Researcher Annette Desmarais said she was glad, perhaps a bit surprised to see young farmers wanted to farm so they could spend time with family, be closer to nature, and feel
Crown land lease renewals to extend to family transfers
Producer groups had urged the government to add family transfers into their plan for renewing legacy forage leases for the sake of farm succession
Reporter’s Take: COVID-19 too close
Peer groups give context, relationships, accountability
KAP, Backswath Management plug peer groups for producers — especially ‘emerging’ farmers