Better Farming Magazines
Better Farming - May 2008
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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Better Farming - April 2008
April 2008's issue features:
WHEN ONE BALE TOO MANY CAUSED TRAGEDY
When a bale slipped off a loader and fell onto the hapless operator, it left him partly paralyzed.
It’s the type of accident that happens all too often, says the local fire chief
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Better Farming March 2008
March 2008's issue features:
ON-FARM BIOSOLIDS STORAGE
A new business opportunity for farmers, or more aggravation for the neighbours?
Storing municipal waste or other biosolids on farms is not new to Ontario – provided what was being stored would be spread on the property. But now some farmers are looking to store waste that will be spread elsewhere, and local residents are up in arms
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Better Farming February 2008
February 2008's issue features:
Will a Voluntary ‘Grown in Canada’ Label Help Farmers?
Federations of agriculture are pushing for a label that identifies homegrown food. But the concept is proving surprisingly controversial
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Better Farming January 2008
January 2008's issue features:
Managing the Wavering Loonie
The keys to survival – a level playing field, cost cutting and finding new revenue sources
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Better Farming December 2007
This Month's issue features
A Better Farming Special Investigation:
Faith in Arlan Galbraith, Ontario’s Pigeon King
Masterminding Rich Profits from Pigeon Breeding
– or a Multi-Million Dollar Scam?
No one involved and no police or government authorities have even hinted at wrongdoing. Nevertheless, the rapid growth of a business that has no apparent end market raises consumer protection concerns and some people even go so far as to allege a Ponzi scheme where investors may get hurt
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