Chris Judd is a farmer in Clarendon on land that has been in his family for generations.
Big changes ahead
Seventy years ago, when I was a kid, there were two main types of farmers. The conventional farmers didn’t use chemical fertilizers or sprays. They all plowed their fields in the fall. They used conventional “timed” cultivation to kill grass and weeds. Some still worked with horses and every farmer cut their grain with the binder, sometimes horse-drawn. And farmers helped each other in the fall with threshing and corn cutting because it took between six and ten men to
To whom do we really owe our existence?
As I watched the late news Sunday night, there were protestors in Alberta who were suggesting Alberta should either form
Fear mongering and price fixing
Sometimes, I wonder why the price goes up. Many years ago (maybe 35), farmers were advised by farm supply companies
Food Freedom Day
Recently, some politicians have been reminding voters that the cost of living is too high and food is too expensive.
