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Oct 24, 2017

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With the completion of harvest in many areas across the province, producers are already turning their attention to the 2018 crop. Mark Cutts, crop specialist at the Ag-Info Centre, says with favourable weather, one aspect of crop production that can be considered this fall is nutrient management.

Interview with Mark Cutts (2:45 minutes) (1.26 Mb)

Source : Agriculture and Forestry

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