There is nothing worse than seeing the neighbour going down the road to the field before you. Even with the last bit of snow received the moisture has gotten away. Putting that first pass across the field to break open the ground is always an encouraging sight. Starting to see the equipment moving around the rural roads brings encouragement that crops will get in and we anticipate bountiful crops in the fall. Vogel photo
The student team members are: Faith Fullerton (President), Hannah McMullin, Emma Richards, Liam...
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