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Mar 05, 2018

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Alberta Agriculture and Forestry has recently published a report titled Economics of Beekeeping in Alberta 2016. Emmanuel Laate, senior crop economist with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, joins us in studio with more. Emmanuel, let’s start with the objective of this report and its value to producers.

Listen: Interview with Emmanuel Laate (4:35 minutes) (2.09 Mb)

Source : Alberta Agriculture and Forestry

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