Producing a New Crop On the Prairies
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Jeremy Vokins of Agro-Greens Natural Products Ltd. in Macklin tends to marijuana plants as a batch grows to maturity for storage and eventual medical use for those holding a prescription. This picture was taken near the ceiling of an 18 foot tall building looking down on one of several pods set up on a second story of plants. Temperature, humidity, airflow and nutrition including supplying carbon dioxide are all controlled in a dirt-free environment using a process called aeroponics. Story in the print edition with more photos pages 10 and 11. ©Provost News Photos.
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More pictures, stories can be found in the print edition of The Provost News, February 6, 2019 including:
• Alta. Gov’t. Won’t Supply Enough Money for Full Size Gym in New STA School Plans
• Carbon Dioxide Taxes Continue to Cost Alberta Consumers for Heating and Vehicle Use
• Letters to the Editor
• Employment/Careers
• Provost & District Fish and Game Association Marks 60 Years’ Activity
• Provost Man Bowls a 400 Game
• Irma Leads Hockey League, Hughenden and Forestburg Follow
• Yet Another Win for Macklin Mohawks in Sask. League Play
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