Seeding season is underway — but many farmers are stuck waiting

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Seeding is off to an interesting start for many farmers across the province. Conditions are favourable in some areas, while others say the fields are still way too wet. David Marit, Minister of Agriculture, joins us to discuss the biggest concerns farmers are dealing with and what supports are available during uncertain growing seasons.
21 May 10AM English Canada News Commentary

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