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April 9, 2026
Practical advice for first-generation farmers navigating the early years.
With insights from Karlo Bobinac, who grew a local farm near Guelph to find its niche and build profitability.
Starting a farm is one of the most rewarding things you can do, and one of the most humbling. The early years come with a steep learning curve, and many of the challenges are not the ones you read about in textbooks. They are the quieter, logistical ones: where to find affordable land, how to staff a harvest, what to actually grow, and how to sell it. Here is an honest look at what new farmers face, with some practical tips from those who have been through it.
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