
FarmLife

Stages of healing after an injury
Fit to Farm: There are usually clear phases to indicate what is needed, but when that will happen can’t always be predicted

Food and ‘family’
First We Eat: Just like in one of my favourite movies — food plays an important role

Froese: Who gets to do what on the farm?
Everyone should be aware of the family roles guide
Froese: What is your model of forgiveness?
What conflict hits your farm what is your plan to make things better?

Hot soup for a cold day
First We Eat: Try variations of this basic recipe to help get through the frigid weather

Froese: Creating a sense of urgency is a good thing
Don’t wait and let a health crisis be your motivator — act now

The value of healing modalities
Fit to Farm: Modalities are tools to be used in the process of progressive healing

In my grandmother’s kitchen she is remembered
First We Eat: Memories are kept alive as we live on in the rural home of my grandparents

Froese: ‘Shutdown’ insights to get folks to the transition table to talk
Knowing some of the reasons why people shut down is good start to communication

Back to basics: vinegar
First We Eat: Vinegar has come a long way from being a staple used to make pickles
Grainews is written for farmers and often by farmers. It is about putting theory into practice on the farm. Each issue also features Cattleman’s Corner for cow-calf producers and farmers with mixed cattle and grain operations.