My first drive on farm machinery
August 26, 2025
Everybody remembers their first drive on farm machinery. Mine wasn’t on a tractor. We got our first tractor in 1949, so I guess now you
Everybody remembers their first drive on farm machinery. Mine wasn’t on a tractor. We got our first tractor in 1949, so I guess now you
Several years ago, I wrote a series of articles called “The seven bank accounts of a farmer,” and the most valuable bank account was the
Sometimes it’s best to think back before making changes. Remember the first FTA agreement? Our prime minister at the time was a good friend of
I listened to a couple explain how everything went wrong on a trip they had planned. This time though, they weren’t discouraged. Together they worked
We were deeply saddened to learn that Susan Hamilton passed away on Aug. 4. Sue has been a big part of my life for many
I sure hope that everyone is weathering this heat wave well. Remember to stay hydrated and keep your pets hydrated and indoors. On Saturday evening,
Our deepest condolences to the Greer family on the loss of Gail on Aug. 1, in her 82nd year. Our sympathies to the Hamilton
Often, before we move on or even express ourselves, we should think back on what has happened that changed our path forward. Lately, we have
Many years ago, I knit sweaters for my sons and even a complicated sweater for a relative’s daughter. When I decided to knit another little
It was with heavy hearts that we learned of the sudden passing of John Gibeault on July 31. “Big John”, as he was known around
Everybody remembers their first drive on farm machinery. Mine wasn’t on a tractor. We got our first tractor in 1949, so I guess now you know that I was too young to drive the team. My most memorable machine was
Several years ago, I wrote a series of articles called “The seven bank accounts of a farmer,” and the most valuable bank account was the ground that they work. The least important was money. If the other six were done
Sometimes it’s best to think back before making changes. Remember the first FTA agreement? Our prime minister at the time was a good friend of the U.S. president (we thought) and if Canada gave up the very successful U.S.-Canada auto
I listened to a couple explain how everything went wrong on a trip they had planned. This time though, they weren’t discouraged. Together they worked through each obstacle and came home realizing that fighting the problem and not each other
We were deeply saddened to learn that Susan Hamilton passed away on Aug. 4. Sue has been a big part of my life for many years, as a mentor, a friend, my best friend’s mom, and by extension, she was
I sure hope that everyone is weathering this heat wave well. Remember to stay hydrated and keep your pets hydrated and indoors. On Saturday evening, we received some welcomed rain. There was also lighting and thunder and at one point
Our deepest condolences to the Greer family on the loss of Gail on Aug. 1, in her 82nd year. Our sympathies to the Hamilton family on the loss of Susan on Aug. 4, at the age of 67.
Often, before we move on or even express ourselves, we should think back on what has happened that changed our path forward. Lately, we have been threatened by the president of the country just south of us. About 60 years
Many years ago, I knit sweaters for my sons and even a complicated sweater for a relative’s daughter. When I decided to knit another little sweater recently, I found I had lost that skill. Thankfully I found an old book
It was with heavy hearts that we learned of the sudden passing of John Gibeault on July 31. “Big John”, as he was known around Quyon, was one the nicest people you could ever hope to meet. He always greeted
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