Planting progress greatly accelerated across Manitoba during the week ended May 12.
The province’s crop report released on May 14 showed that seeding was at 30 per cent completion, compared to just four per cent the week before.
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Manitoba crop report: Seeding speeds up to normal pace
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Canadian Cattlemen Presents: Depth of Field
