Going to Market
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Cattle are let through a gate into the sale ring at Provost Livestock Exchange while Jerry Hewson marks off a sheet during the regular sale Friday morning, May 8. Casey Lawes (not shown) auctions the animals off while people in the stands make bids. Six-hundred feeder cattle and 50 cows and bulls were sold that morning. Dean Lawes for Provost Livestock Exchange told The News that “There’s lots of beef. If the packing plants can kill it and put it on the counter, we’ll have no problem.” ©Provost News Photo.
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More pictures, stories can be found in the print edition of The Provost News, May 13, 2020 including:
Feedlot Forced to Hold Back Cattle as Major Alta. Meat Packing Plants Slash Production Due to Virus Outbreak
• ‘The Industry is So Maximized—When Plants Go Down We Instantly Get a Bottleneck’
• Value, Quantity of Permits Falls Across M.D.
• Enbridge Making Additional 900,000 Barrels Storage Capacity on Pipeline
• Employment/Careers
• St. Thomas Aquinas School Grade 12 Students Featured After Graduation Ceremony Was Postponed Due to Virus Outbreak
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