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Maximize your team meeting outcomes before they start

Assessing personality and communication styles, developing a realistic agenda for the time allotted and finding ways to make them something people look forward to will increase the effectiveness of employee meetings and advisory team meetings.
October 16, 2024
Kris Malinov and Gabe Papoi

It pays to get the most out of farm meetings because animal well-being and productivity are usually involved. Whether discussing nutrition plans, health protocols, farm management strategies and more, our experiences point to one overarching factor that maximizes meeting time: preparation.


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Challenges and opportunities of an effective ranch leadership team

Today, ranches and farms are much larger, and an increasing number have multiple key leaders and decision-makers. Whether they are legally organized as a partnership, corporation or even a sole proprietorship, these farms are led and operated as a partnership.
October 2, 2024
Bob Milligan

"If you don't drive your business, you will be driven out of business.” This quote is by B. C. Forbes, the founder of Forbes Magazine, and runs doubly true for farms and businesses with more than one key owner or leader.



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Tackling a digester project: Tips for dairies

Whether an anaerobic digester is in your farm’s near or distant future, use this advice to prepare for the process.
September 30, 2024
Renee Schrift

While investing in an anaerobic digester can have many advantages, dairy farmers have much to consider as they embark on these projects. Use the following tips to help ensure your anaerobic digester journey is successful.


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The business of agriculture: Who is on your team?

Canadian dairy producers rely on their advisers to help improve production and profitability. Formal advisory teams can help build communication and trust between advisers and improve farm outcomes.
September 24, 2024
Chris Church

If we consider your farm a hockey team, you are Conner McDavid. You are responsible for doing the heavy work of production. Relying on your advisers as a team will make your position as the CEO more successful. Scoring goals is great, but our ultimate aim is to win the Stanley Cup of long-term financial success.


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Business cash flow: Navigating high interest rates and inflation

Maintaining trust and open communication with lenders is key to navigating economic roller coasters, along with reducing unnecessary expenditures and focusing on having sufficient working capital.
September 16, 2024
Ryan Reeves

The current business climate of high interest rates and ongoing inflation is challenging. It requires business owners to be proactive and strategic with cash management, debt management and requires an overall increased focus on every aspect of the business.


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Farm parents: What do you really want in your next chapter of life?

To gain clarity, farm founders and successors should ask several questions of one another when making changes on the family farm.
September 12, 2024
Elaine Froese

It is time to stop guessing what everyone thinks, feels, wants and needs. Explore what stories your grandparents, parents and siblings are telling themselves about the future and transition of wealth on your farm. Ask Grandpa or Mom, “I’m just curious, what is the story you are telling yourself? Is this a scarcity mindset issue? How much is enough? Would you ask for the help of a financial planner to give you more financial security and certainty for your income streams as you age in place on this farm?”


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Farming through the unknown: Keeping succession plans on track

Uncertainties should not paralyze decision-making or delay essential long-term strategies such as succession planning. Ensuring a smooth transition to the next generation or new management is critical for the continuity and sustainability of the operation.
September 9, 2024
Rena Striegel

In agriculture, uncertainty is a constant challenge. However, these uncertainties should not paralyze decision-making or delay essential long-term strategies such as succession planning.


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The manager’s challenge: People during the fall busy season

As the leader, you must continue to provide direction by reinforcing the vision expectations and plans that have been made, especially during the busy times.
September 3, 2024
Bob Milligan

Beef production business and ranch managers have been anticipating and preparing for the fall busy season including weaning, selling calves, vaccinations, fall calving, etc., for weeks. Now it is time for managers to be doers. Right? Well, yes and no.


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HERd Management: On building connections and belonging

August 29, 2024
Jayne Sebright

We all can remember situations when we felt out of place or like we didn’t belong. In that moment, time stood still. We stood there, feeling like a sore thumb, looking desperately for someone to make us feel like we were meant to be there.


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How to have the conversation about prenups

Splitting up when there are farm assets involved can be tricky. Prenuptial agreements can help clarify what happens should a happily ever after turn into a divorce.
August 29, 2024
Elaine Froese

If you or someone in your farm family is getting married soon or considering marriage in the future, having the prenuptial conversation can be helpful in providing peace of mind and legal protection if the marriage does not go as planned later down the road.


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