Students in Saskatchewan learn about agriculture in the classrooms
Students in 10 communities across Saskatchewan are learning the process of agriculture in the province by being introduced to seeding to harvesting their own food.
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Students in 10 communities across Saskatchewan are learning the process of agriculture in the province by being introduced to seeding to harvesting their own food.
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