Canadians are advised to be able to survive without municipal services for up to 72 hours in an emergency. For rural and farming residents, outages could last much longer. Is your farm prepared for 72 hours without power, gas, phone, emergency services or even cellphone and Internet? Preparing a house in town for a 72-hour break […] Read more
72 hours without services
That NEVER Happens Here
Famous last words, as we saw last year, with the incredible flooding in the normally dry areas of southwest Saskatchewan and even up into Yorkton area. Catastrophic flooding which destroyed rail lines, highways and washed away valuable farmland and pastures. Homes which have never seen flood waters all of asudden were not just waterfront but […] Read more
Don’t Be Farming Yourself To Death
How many of you know at least one story of a farm tragedy? A horrible accident that injuries or claims a life? My husband’s Baba watched her father die in a thrashing machine when she was a child. I recall at least three family friends or neighbours who were killed doing what they love — […] Read more
Ensure Snow Has The Moisture
Winter has many challenges for both producers and livestock. Producers are often looking for better ways to not only feed and water their animals more efficiently, but also with an eye on holding or reducing costs. Bale and swath grazing and forage stockpiling can all contribute to a healthier bottom line. When feeding animals this […] Read more
Cyber-Savvy Farmer
