Getting Ready for Market
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Part of a finished maple peas crop just west of Provost gets loaded into a grain truck to be hauled away for storage and marketing at Menzies Farms Ltd. Elmer Paulgaard of Provost told The News that the approximate 640 acres of peas which were seeded in the first part of May are looking “pretty good. We’re happy with them.” For this type of peas which are going for around $8.50 per bushel, there is a market for animal and human consumption, he said. See more details in this newspaper. ©Provost News Photo.
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More pictures, stories can be found in the print edition of The Provost News, September 9, 2020 including:
• School's Back in Session
• Turkey Vulture Spotted
• Girl Gave 'Selfless Kindness When Our Residents Needed it Most'—Provost Continuing Care Rec. Therapist
—New Upcoming Order Means More Flexibility for Visitors, Recreation
• Employment/Career Opportunities
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