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Man's best friend keeps veteran whistler Neil Evans busy on and off the farm, writes Tim Cronshaw. The dogs peer out of a neatly-lined row of...
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Man's best friend keeps veteran whistler Neil Evans busy on and off the farm, writes Tim Cronshaw. The dogs peer out of a neatly-lined row of...
Garden club connects people about plants, sharing information, education
The 2022-23 harvest season had a number of farmers record white grain infections.
Article content Last March, during the first lockdown of the COVID-19 pandemic, people would head out onto their balconies or driveways at 7 p.m. to clang pots and pans in a show of gratitude and support for our valiant health-care workers. It was a practice that started in Spain and quickly spread around the world. COVID has served like a laser beam to help us focus on what we value most in life — family, friends, our health and those who take care of us when we’re sick. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or