Farmers worry about dry conditions as seeding is ahead of schedule
Article content Spring seeding is ahead of schedule and grain and oilseed prices are red hot, but dry conditions around the province have some Alberta farmers worried. On his farm near Taber, Jason Saunders is nearly done planting this year’s crop. A shortage of snowfall this winter allowed him to get onto his fields earlier than normal, but that same lack of precipitation means Saunders now has reason to be concerned. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or As grain prices boom, farmers pray for rain Back to video “We are not wet at all, and we ...