
Farm Life

South Asian favourites — Part 3: Vegetables take centre stage
First We Eat: The combination of warm spices and vegetables makes for tasty cuisine

What is the best way to work out and exercise?
Fit to Farm: You don’t need a gym or a certain program. Find a movement that you enjoy and just make time to do it

Froese: How to make tracking family living spending a top-drawer event
When you understand where the money is going — that’s when changes can be made

South Asian favourites — Part 2: Learning to love lamb
First We Eat: Lamb consumption is on the rise in Canada so it may be easier to find a local producer

Froese: Really love the next generation with decent compensation
And remember — if you are going to use sweat equity you must predetermine the value

South Asian favourites — Part 1: Pakoras
First We Eat: To start off, try these vegetarian appetizers — fritters served with chutney

Osteoarthritis — a very common diagnosis
Fit to Farm: It is most common in knees, hips, low back and hands but can affect any joint

Froese: Can farm dad become mentor coach?
Try not to be a micromanager as you let go of your CEO role and transition to mentor

Becoming a better cook — Part 2: The taste of umami
First We Eat: This Japanese word has various translations such as ‘savoury’ or ‘deliciousness’

Froese: Transition planning does not have to be tough
Transitioning management and ownership of a farm business is a journey that begins with taking that first step