31 Follow us on @PrairieFarming Better Farming | October 2024 UP CLOSE second year. After that we might grow feed barley, then peas, then we’ll maybe go back to wheat, and maybe canola again. We try to stretch the canola to around five years in between in our rotation. What do the next 10 years look like? I would say, for us, the next 10 years look like just continuing on with what we are doing. We’ve taken on a lot of opportunities in the last few years on both the custom work side and with growing our own farm. The next 10 years will likely be the same and we hope to continue to do good, honest work for our customers and grow those relationships and our own operation. What keeps you up at night? There are always problems with every operation. There are trial and errors that don’t work out and sometimes the mistakes are bigger than others. In general, I would say it’s the stress of making sure that we did everything agcareers@agcareers.com 800.929.8975 www.agcareers.com AgCareers.com Jordan Tomalty photo John repairs a header.
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