In his latest blog post, Jake Leguee, Canada, tackles this important question by exploring the trends shaping agriculture today, including population changes, technology, climate concerns, and evolving demand for food and fuel.
While the challenges are real, Jake offers a thoughtful and ultimately optimistic perspective on the future of farming. Read his full post to explore the arguments, insights, and opportunities he sees ahead for agriculture.
Jake is a third-generation grain farmer who farms with his family at Leguee Farms. Growing canola, durum wheat, lentils, flax, and other crops, he is a passionate advocate for sustainable agriculture, innovation, and public policy. Jake is a member of the Global Farmer Network Board of Directors and has been a GFN member since 2017.
A frequent speaker and agricultural leader, Jake serves in leadership and advisory roles across the Canadian agriculture sector and receently joined the advisory committee for the Nutrien Digital Agricultural Knowledge Centre at the University of Saskatchewan.
