Insights

We all wondered if the run on real estate might be over! Very few saw the current market conditions coming: multiple offers, prices over asking, increasing quota values, cash deals, etc.

As the North American winter nears completion, and farmers begin to set their focus on spring weather and planting conditions, the South American farmers begin to gear up for their harvest.

Be ready to buy when you need to, allowing you to better meet the needs of your business and manage acquisition costs.

We’ve all learned a lot and adapted for even transformed our businesses to manage the ongoing uncertainty that the COVID-19 global health pandemic has dealt us. Early spring 2020 saw businesses close their doors and a list of "essential businesses"

While many of the vehicles purchased by farm businesses – such as tractors and other farm machinery – are used exclusively for business purposes, some road-going vehicles (pick-up trucks, vans or similar vehicles) can also be used outside the farm bu

In 1858, Peter Herrle built a log cabin and settled on a 80-acre parcel of land on the edge of  Wilmot Township in Waterloo County. Five generations later, the Herrle name and family are still farming on the same land.

It’s easy to feel like everything is under control. After all, you signed your will years ago. So everything is great, right?

For agricultural producers, this year has been another one of headline risks, political tensions and large world crops.

Purchasing land is a common activity in any farm business, but these transactions can be handled in several different ways.