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A NEW VENTURE Like B.C.’S Grant Stevely, More Farms Get the Spirit EASTERN EDITION country-guide.ca June 2014 $3.50 Wring out more efficiency RegisteR Now at wCCA6.org A NEW VENTURE Like B.C.’s Grant Stevely, more farms get the spirit +PLUS CAN YOU BE SUED IF GMO POLLEN DRIFTS OFF FARM? CHEAPER LAND, BUT TOUGHER FARMING IN EAST ONTARIO HERE’S THE PROOF. OUR GRAIN INFRASTRUCTURE IS THIRD WORLD Publications Mail Agreement Number 40069240 Experience matters in farming. And when it comes to Efficient Power, no one has more experience than Case IH. Our industry-leading SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction)-only technology has powered over 35,000 pieces of equipment and has over 17 million operating hours in North America alone. It was the right solution from the start, and it’s proving itself right again as a new generation of Tier 4 B/Final tractors take to the field. 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Apparently no one told the Wilkinsons. 20 GREAT EXPECTATIONS Ag businesses are facing a succession crisis of their own, which is why DuPont Pioneer has brought Andrew Lauver to Saskatoon. 24 GRAIN DRAIN Winnipeg used to be the clear capital of agriculture in the West. But can it keep the crown? 26 HERITAGE ON THE MOVE Can you keep farm and family together when you move after 170 years on the same ground? 32 SO CLOSE, SO FAR It takes a different kind of farmer to thrive amid the challenges of eastern Ontario. 36 RETURN OF THE CZARS Will the Putin effect hurt the outlook for global farm machinery manufacturing and sales? 38 THE CANADIAN-MADE BOTTLENECK The West’s grain paralysis is nothing new. Our Third World grain infrastructure is inadequate now, and it’s getting worse. ACROSS THIS COUNTRY 42 SIX QUESTIONS FOR THE AG ENTREPRENEURS With midsummer fast approaching, we crossed Canada So you’ve got a great idea for a new product or service. 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