
Profiles

Another excellent crop of young farmer nominees
Horticulture, beef and dairy production, along with conventional and organic crops — a year of diversity
Bruce Coulman receives forage industry award
University of Saskatchewan breeder's varieties include bloat-reduced alfalfa
OYF nationals back in Regina
Once again successful young farmers from across the country will be celebrated at a national awards ceremony
THE NOMINEES, 2013 British Columbia: Troy and Sara Harker Alberta: Michael Kalisvaart and Karen Jansen Saskatchewan: Chad and Darlene Krikau Manitoba: Tyler and Dorelle Fulton Ontario: Dana and Adam Thatcher Quebec: Luc Gervais and Kim Brunelle Atlantic Canada: James and Amanda Kinsman, Nova Scotia About 150 alumni as well as Outstanding Young Farmers (OYF) nominees […] Read moreB.C. growers add value
Diversifying an Alberta farm
Joint ventures help Saskatchewan farmers grow the business
Chad and Darlene Krikau have built business partnerships to build their Saskatchewan grain and oilseed farm
Establishing business partnerships with other farmers has been an important element for Chad and Darlene Krikau over the past seven years as they have built their central Saskatchewan grain and oilseed farm. While it is nice to own everything yourself, the reality is that farm economics don’t always support the notion of owning every acre […] Read moreManitoba nominees focus on enterprise economics
For Tyler and Dorelle Fulton, knowing what parts of their business make a profit is the key to success
Tyler and Dorelle Fulton say it’s a sharp pencil that help keeps their southwest Manitoba cow-calf beef operation in the profit picture. They’ve separated the farm business — managed in a joint venture with Tyler’s parents — into four different enterprises. They monitor the profit potential of each enterprise throughout the year and adjust management […] Read more