A Media Partnership for the Benefit of Agricultural Producers

MEDIA PARTNERSHIP

AgriExtra and La Terre de chez nous are joining forces to provide producers with tools and content that make a real difference in their operations.

AgriExtra | Founded in 2003 — over 20 years of expertise

La Terre de chez nous | Founded in 1929 — over 95 years serving producers

For the past few months, AgriExtra magazine has been distributed with La Terre de chez nous, primarily in Quebec. At the same time, AgriExtra continues its distribution in Ontario and the Maritime provinces, ensuring expanded reach across Eastern Canada.

By combining their distribution networks, AgriExtra and La Terre de chez nous create a natural convergence point between information and business opportunities. For agricultural producers, this means simplified access to the most relevant listings, whether at the farm through the print magazine or on the go through the website.

More than a media partnership, this collaboration strengthens access to information and energizes exchanges within the agricultural sector. It gives producers a comprehensive overview of the best opportunities to develop and optimize their operations, while staying connected to the tools and content that make a real difference in their daily lives.

In a sector where information and opportunities must move quickly, the two players create a direct link between information, opportunities, and action.

AgriExtra magazine, backed by its vast network and 30,000 copies distributed monthly in print — and also available in digital format — offers specialized content combining practical advice, industry news, agricultural innovations, and classified listings. In addition to providing privileged access to the best business opportunities, it keeps producers connected to the agricultural community. The website agriextra.ca complements this offering by allowing users to quickly browse the latest agricultural listings — equipment, properties, land, and services — with thousands of offers available at any time.

For its part, La Terre de chez nous, with approximately 27,300 copies read in print and digital formats, has served as a true institution since 1929. By breaking down the pressing issues and policies that closely affect the Quebec agricultural community, it provides a comprehensive overview: news, economic analyses, in-depth market reports, and technical advice. La Terre de chez nous is an essential information resource for today's farmers.