Impact Farming

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Elaine Froese to discuss why "Farm Culture Beats Strategy."

Elaine defines Culture as the invisible glue that holds a business or a family team together. She states that agriculture is definitely a culture. Elaine has created a three-part framework to help our viewers learn about and create a strong culture on their farm.

Throughout the interview, Elaine shares some really amazing insights on how the differences between farm family team members can either cause challenges and/or complement each other to build an even stronger farm family team. Awareness is the key.

Do you farm with family members? Whether it's your spouse or a multigeneration farm family, please do yourself a favour and watch this episode. The principles within Elaine's message can mean the difference between harmony and conflict on your farm, and at the end of the day, it can even mean the difference between the family farm continuing on or failing due to personal conflict.

On this episode of Impact Farming, Tracy sits down with J.P. Gervais, Vice President & Chief Agricultural Economist, from Farm Credit Canada to discuss their 2018 FCC Farm Land Values report that was released last week. As always, it is our pleasure having J.P. on the show to discuss a topic that is very important to Canadian farmers. Are you curious about farmland values?

If so, you will not want to miss this episode.

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Michelle Cederberg to discuss The Success Energy Equation in Farming. For over 15 years, Michelle has been captivating audiences across North America with her empowering and humorous messages about how to set worthwhile goals, get energized for success and live a Carpe Freakin' Diem life. Starting out as a fitness professional, she spent so much time speaking to people one on one about their health and vitality. In order to have a more widespread impact, she decided to start public speaking where she could take her experience and message to a much larger audience.

I don't think there is anyone that works harder than farmers, so when we heard her message, we just had to have her on the show to speak to our audience about working hard and taking care of yourself at the same time. Michelle calls this the "Success Energy Equation" and we are excited to have her here with us on The Impact Farming Show.

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Meghan Pedros, to discuss building your farm brand.

Whether you're a corporate person, a business, or a farm, your brand is so important. If you don't build your brand, your message and mission may get lost.

Is building a brand something that you do as a farmer?

Tune in to learn how to create your brand, and how to leverage your brand.

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Kellie Garrett, to discuss coaching for farmers.

Coaching has grown dramatically in the last few decades. You may benefit from working with a coach if you are looking to improve your leadership skills, or looking to improve your operation.

Producers and agribusinesses can hire a coach for multiple reasons. The most common scenario would be for farmers who have just expanded their staff and they want to know how they can delegate appropriately, or how they can effectively manage production.

If you are thinking about hiring a coach, or you are curious about learning if a coach could be a right fit for you or your business, tune in to this episode for all the details.

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Gail Schafer and Jonathan Small from Global Ag Risk Solutions, to discuss farm family business.

A seat at the farm family business table should include all men and women involved in the farming business.

Earning your spot at the table should include; knowing what you want, being ready to own the responsibility of your role, and asking to be included.

If you want to be included, having a plan is the first step. Tune in to learn how you can ensure your place at the farm family business table.

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with the one and only Dianne Finstad.

Dianne Finstad is a media legend. She is well known as an agriculture reporter, an award-winning host of two shows, a freelance writer, and the host at many rodeo events.

It is a great pleasure that we have the opportunity to turn the tables on Dianne and ask her the questions.

Tune in to hear the story of Dianne Finstad.

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Edith Frison to discuss accelerated capital cost allowance for Farmers.

Have you purchased any new assets for your farming business such as; machinery, buildings, or equipment? If so, you could qualify for the governments new Accelerated Capital Cost Allowance.

The government is now allowing you to depreciate your assets at a much faster rate. Tune into this episode to learn what assets qualify.

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Edith Frison to discuss the new rules for Tax on Split Income (TOSI).

Edith explains how this could affect your farming operations. Learn about the rules and guidelines with TOSI and how you can prepare yourself this tax season.

Understanding the rules could save you a lot of money in the long run. Don't miss this episode, tune in now.

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Peter Manness to discuss ways that you can increase profit on your farm.

This is a great time of year to look at your plans and make sure that you are watching the trends of your business. Peter shares his 5 greatest tips and covers a lot of important business practices.