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Jake Leguee on Using Cover Crops
Aug 07, 2019
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Jake Leguee on Using Cover Crops
Jake Leguee is a large-scale farmer in Saskatchewan, Canada, farming 13,000 acres of land. Managing pests on a crop this size is a challenge, as is changing weather conditions.
Jake Leguee on Using Cover Crops
Jake Leguee is a large-scale farmer in Saskatchewan, Canada, farming 13,000 acres of land. Managing pests on a crop this size is a challenge, as is changing weather conditions....
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