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Spring Seeding in Saskatchewan Now 32 Percent Complete

Spring Seeding in Saskatchewan Now 32 Percent Complete
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Economic Development Regina study indicates $11 billion spent during spring seeding

Economic Development Regina (EDR) is calling spring seeding Saskatchewan's largest megaproject.EDR's Data and Analytics team studied the importance of. ....

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Spring seeding underway in southern Alberta - Lethbridge

The snow is melting across the prairies and that means farmers are gearing up for seeding season. The late start has slowed things down, farmers say the moisture is worth it.
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Cultivate Charlottesville works to increase food equity through Spring Seeding Project


Cultivate Charlottesville works to increase food equity through Spring Seeding Project
Cultivate Charlottesville worker preparing for the free seed giveaway. (Source: WVIR)
By Dominga Murray | May 6, 2021 at 6:04 PM EDT - Updated May 6 at 6:04 PM
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Cultivate Charlottesville will be giving out free plants this Saturday, May 8. The organization is working to increase food equity through their Spring Seeding Project.
“We are not a food equity city.  We have a 17% food insecurity rate which is higher than the state rate of 11%.” Aleen Carey, the Cultivate Charlottesville resource and program director, said.
The goal of Cultivate Charlottesville is to help the region become a place where food is accessible to all through events like the Spring Seedling Project and services they provide that teach students how to garden. ....

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