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Better Farming - May 2008

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May 2008's issue features:

SIX FARM FAMILIES AND SIX SOLUTIONS
TO HANDING DOWN THE FAMILY FARM
Succession can be one of the biggest hurdles a farm family faces. And with today’s larger, more complex and investment-heavy operations, more people are usually involved than in the past. Here Better Farming looks at how six Ontario families coped

 

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  • Behind The Lines - May 2008
  • Cover Story: Six farm families and six solutions to handing down the family farm
  • Dairy: Organic milk goes into surplus – for now
  • Beef: Night feeding helps to encourage day calving
  • Beef: Can feedlot operators cut corn usage and still please the packers?
  • Better Decisions: Understanding the rules that govern your workplace
  • Crops: CROP SCENE INVESTIGATION – 12: Why is Glen’s corn corkscrewed?
  • Crops: CROP SCENE INVESTIGATION – 10 SOLVED: What’s really stressing John’s corn?
  • Power at Work: BACK TO BASICS – PART III: All you ever wanted to know about torque
  • Ag Insight: The decline in Ontario’s commitment to agriculture and food research
  • Weather: The winter when snow became a bad, four-letter word
  • Letter from Europe: Controlled traffic farming winning favour with European farmers
  • The Hill: Changing the name doesn’t change a program
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