
Tag Archives Reporter’s Notebook — page 2
Reporter’s Notebook: Working with other boards
Making one non-profit board effective can be hard. Now, try bringing 2 together

Reporter’s Notebook: From combine to customer
A trip to the Cigi course on export grains is teaching Lisa Guenther the fine details
Reporter’s Notebook: Four questions to ask yourself
Before you get involved in an ugly social media argument, take time to think it through

Reporter’s Notebook: The other side of ranching
A new book focuses on the role of women in Alberta’s ranching history
Reporter’s Notebook: Health is your most valuable asset
Sickness and injuries, especially concussions, can bring a quick end to your career

Reporter’s Notebook: Removing the stigma of clubroot
If we’re going to deal with clubroot, we need to consider the psychological issues

Reporter’s Notebook: When you meet a challenge, change
Whether you’re a farmer or a football player, adaptability is the key to success

Reporter’s Notebook: Getting women on board(s)
Whether and how to work to recruit women to ag boards has become a contested topic
Reporter’s Notebook: Moving from Twitter to real life
Twitter is bringing the ag community closer together, in many different ways

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Reporter’s Notebook: In Quebec, membership in the agriculture lobby group UPS is mandatory for farmers
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.