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Saskatchewan Opens Hay Salvage Program

Producers can now start to think about salvaging hay in the ditches along provincial highway ditches.
 
Starting today, hay can be salvaged any time during the spring or summer months, but all hay bales must be removed by August 8, otherwise, they may be removed and disposed of.
 
Any bales that are considered to be in unsafe locations for drivers may also be removed. 
 
Anyone can cut and bale hay in provincial highway ditches without permission from the property owner, as long as no operations have been started.
 
However, it is recommended that producers contact their local Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure office to provide contact information and information on where they are salvaging hay to avoid any disputes. 
 
Highways and Infrastructure Minister Greg Ottenbreit says the annual hay salvage program helps to improve sightlines for drivers, a neat appearance, better weed control and provides better snow storage in winter months.
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