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Mid adult man standing outside by his pickup truck on farm field with farmers taking break during harvest time
Features, General

Toolkits help bridge gap in farmer mental health

Ag Safety: In ag emergency preparedness, mental health outcomes often are overlooked

By Canadian Agricultural Safety Association September 23, 2025
Efforts to rebuild and repair farms tend to take centre stage following a crisis, but the mental health aspects of such events often inadvertently wind up on the back burner, hence a new resource kit for farmer use.

A daughter of Pepper and her first foal. Photo: Heather Eppich
Cattleman’s Corner, Columns

The glimmer of hope after a loss

Eppich News: The deaths of two people and one animal bring life into perspective

By Heather Eppich September 23, 2025
The unexpected loss of a prized stallion and the loss of two relatives — one who lived a long life, and the other taken too soon — results in reflection by rancher Heather Eppich.


Woman in industrial workplace being fitted with personal protective equipment including bright yellow hard hat and safety vest. Photo: BulentBARIS/iStock/Getty Images
Equipment, General

Poor-fitting PPE adds more farm safety hazards for women

Surveys show the available gear significantly hampers women at their work

By Canadian Agricultural Safety Association September 18, 2025
Despite decades of calls for change, women on farms and in other workplaces are still made to struggle with ill-fitting and uncomfortable personal protective equipment (PPE).

Father and daughter cutting wood together in a forest in California. Pic: Adamkaz/E+/Getty Images
Columns, Farm Life

Increase farm productivity by being intentional about time

Farm Family Coach: Even if we hate making hard plans, we should work with clarity about what we want and need

By Kalynn Spain September 12, 2025
What if, instead of — ugh — “planning,” we set intentions for the given time we spend in our farm operations, then held ourselves accountable to create more meaningful ways of showing up?


A neighbor stops to tell a story to a father and his three daughters a their dog on a fall day. TerryJ/E+/Getty Images
Columns, Farm Life

Prepare your farm family for the storm before it happens

Farm Family Coach: Look for ways to strengthen resilience in peaceful times

By Crisol Gonzalez August 15, 2025
The trust-building work done during calm days can help a farm team create a strong and united front, ensuring that when the inevitable challenges arise, we are ready to face them together.

Group of people standing outside on farm field in Canada with agricultural machinery in background during harvest season. Pic: AJ_Watt/E+/Getty Images
Columns, Farm Life

Mastering communication is a work in perpetual progress

Farm Family Coach: The farming environment can be rich with opportunity for skill development

By Lyle Wiens August 6, 2025
While it can get lost in the day-to-day, communication between farm family members can come with high stakes. Errors in family relations could be just as costly as running a sprayer boom into a power pole.


Ian helps with the early morning chores and makes a new friend. Photo: Heather Eppich
Cattleman’s Corner, Columns

Seeds are in the ground and foals arrive

Eppich News: Springtime has been good on the ranch with cows and bulls in the pasture and healthy foals

By Heather Eppich July 24, 2025
Springtime has been good on the ranch for the Eppich family with cows and bulls in the pasture and healthy foals.

Farming father and son walking through their field. Father is checking his smartphone.
Columns, Farm Life

Consider new ideas on the farm with a learner mindset

Farm Family Coach: It’s still wise, though, to seek mentors’ wisdom rather than have to relive past mistakes

By Lydia Carpenter July 4, 2025
When people want some influence and agency to try something new, and are faced with “This is the way the grandparents always did it,” enthusiasm and creativity can be dampened.


grated zucchini, carrot and other ingredients for vegetable fritters
Columns, Farm Life, Fruit/Vegetables

Plan for leftovers

First We Eat: Preparing ingredients to do double duty is just good sense

By dee Hobsbawn-Smith June 30, 2025
The act of eating occurs repeatedly on life’s continuum, and marshalling your ingredients to do double duty is just good sense.

aerial photo of farmer standing in field
Columns, Farm Life

Try these techniques to help manage stress symptoms

Fit to Farm: It can be as simple as connecting your awareness in the moment to the literal ground underfoot

By Kathlyn Hossack June 23, 2025
Think of your nervous system as a complex biological electrical circuit — one that benefits from being grounded.


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