We have heard and even use the term, “It’s too late” more often than we have to. Sometimes it really is too late. Last week, I was . . .

There is an old saying; “You can live without your relatives, but not without your neighbours.” This was a common saying of . . .

Most of us have watched closely as our favourite sports teams have gone from winning the cup to just a team in only a few years. A couple players get . . .

Many years ago, at a dairy conference in Michigan which was aimed at increasing dairy cow profitability, a dairy cattle psychologist told the attendees that a dairy farmer simply had to . . .

Most any farmer today can name fifty improvements in the ways farming is done today compared to only a generation or two ago. The crops now are three or four times . . .

When there is a suspected murderer at loose, often a country wide alert is announced. However the Canadian consumer has to cope on his or her own when making decisions about . . .

Less than two percent of our population are classified as farmers but if you are reading this article, you are part of the farming community. When anyone dies being with family or those close the person who died, to mourn,

A few years ago, I had the opportunity to listen to the chief of the richest, most successful Indigenous tribe in Canada- while speaking at a conference of Canada’s Native leaders. All through the conference leaders had targeted fixing the

Grampa didn’t invent ice cream but he knew how popular it was when he and grandma milked 26 cows by hand in the town of Shawville in the 1920s. They milked Holsteins in the fall and winter months because they

When the new Ferguson TEA-20 tractor arrived in the spring of 1950 it was an eventful day for a two-year- old farm kid. It came from the Ferguson dealer in Renfrew, Ont. on a one ton Dodge truck. They also