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Nov 22, 2016

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On previous programs we’ve heard about how the wet weather affected both crop quality and yield, but what might that mean for livestock producers and their feed this year? I caught up with Erin Yaremko, chair of Alberta Lamb Producers, to find out that and what prices are right now for lamb.

Interview with Erin Yaremko (2:27 minutes) (1.12 Mb)

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