Unifarm: A Story of Conflict and Change

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Unifarm, the most enduring agricultural organisations of its kind, is chronicled from its development in the 1970s to its reorganisation as Wild Rose Agricultural Producers in 1995. This book provides in-depth discussions of co-operative philosophy, marketing boards, surface rights, commodity groups, and the importance of education and training for members of the rural community. Illustrated with over 60 black and white illustrations that bring to life the rich history of Unifarm and the agricultural past of Alberta. While this book focuses on Alberta, it also sheds new light on agricultural and farming communities across the country.