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It’s still early days for smart farming technology, but a Southwestern Ontario firm is out in the fields, proving the feasibility and value of robotics and automation.
If you’re thinking about farm succession planning, there are many areas to consider.
Volatility remains high to start the year in the grains and oilseed space, with a combination of weather and political tensions at the forefront.
Breaking news is readily available at our fingertips these days, and it seems like there is always a new development in the works.
When selling a farm corporation, there are more tax advantages selling to a stranger than to someone in your own family.
In March 2021, the Canadian federal and provincial governments announced changes to the AgriStability program to improve income support for farm producers.
Most businesses must pay taxes on all income, including accounts receivable and inventory in the year they are created. However, farm businesses are one of the few exceptions, as they are permitted to pay taxes on a cash basis.
Volatility has been the name of the game for the grain and oilseed markets throughout the 2021 growing season.
The advantages of buying property are well known to most farmers. It is a great way to build equity in your business and usually grows in value over time.
“To build or not to build?” That’s the question so many are asking as they weigh pros and cons.
