Skip to content Menu

A Year in the Life of a Farmer

Providing leadership and inspiration to grow a better future

Sidebar
  • Home
  • About Me
  • Contact Me
  • Leguee Farms

Tag: climate

Posted on March 20, 2016

What Does Such A Warm Winter Mean For Farmers?

Everybody knows that agriculture heavily relies on the weather. A single storm can change an entire growing season. A drought can be devastating. But we rarely see such extremes. While…

Continue Reading
Posted on August 8, 2013January 28, 2015

Excitement or Fear?

There is an interesting and frightening juxtaposition when you look at crop conditions today. Crops look good. No, scratch that; crops look fantastic. We haven’t seen a crop like this…

Continue Reading
Posted on July 26, 2013January 28, 2015

Harvest Still Feels Very Far Away

Fungicide season is over (mostly), insect populations seem to be on the decline, and our seeding equipment is cleaned up and put away. Our harvesting equipment is mostly ready to…

Continue Reading
Blog at WordPress.com.
Top

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 268 other followers

Most Popular

  • About Me
    About Me
  • What Do Farmers Do After Harvest?
    What Do Farmers Do After Harvest?
  • Why is Rain Such a Problem at Harvest?
    Why is Rain Such a Problem at Harvest?
  • Contact Me
    Contact Me

Categories

  • A Farmer's Views
  • Advocacy
  • Severe Weather
  • The Life of Growing Crops
  • Winter is Awesome

Recent Posts

  • The Courage to Prevail
  • Telling the Story of Canadian Durum across the Atlantic Ocean
  • Why Difficult Harvest Weather is so Painful
  • Why We Can Feed 10 Billion People – and Beyond
  • Sustainable Farming – A Video

Recent Comments

Bob Springer on The Courage to Prevail
Jake on Why Do We Spray?
Nancy pilney on Why Do We Spray?
Saving the world is… on Why is Rain Such a Problem at…
An Impassioned Plea… on An Open Letter to Justin Trude…
Cancel