I have great admiration for those with indoor green thumbs! While I have in the past had beautiful large perennial flower beds, my indoor plants have never thrived. In fact, there was a time when I told my husband to buy me cut flowers instead of a potted one so I...

AALP Class 21 at Kalala Organic Estate Winery, reflecting on leadership, succession and resilience in a changing climate.

The moment I placed my foot on the slider, my body took over. Anxiety surged. Memories flashed—falls, slips, loss of control on winter roads. I couldn’t access the rational part of my mind that knew I was safe. What was supposed to be fun suddenly felt overwhelming.

This is one those articles that asks more questions than gives you answers! Nothing like leading a workshop on Governance to challenge me to answer the question: Strategic Plans, by-laws, policies, procedures… Why do they matter? I like to challenge a group about...

The Sarnia seminar offered participants a valuable opportunity to learn, connect, and reflect, but one moment stood out as especially meaningful: the luncheon honouring Peter Hannam and his lasting legacy in Ontario agriculture and the Advanced Agricultural Leadership...

Armed with a warm coffee in hand, the Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program (AALP) Class 21 travelled through a significant snowstorm to reach Sarnia, Ontario. The primary theme of this seminar centered on developing awareness of self and others to support our individual leadership journeys.

The Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program (AALP) continues to deliver transformative experiences for its participants, and Webinar C was no exception. Built around the theme of Connect, Review, Practice, and Explore Issues Together, this session provided an...