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Manitoba Agriculture says total seeding progress is sitting at about 65 per cent complete compared to the three-year average of 81 per cent.
 
Cereal and canola crops seeded last week are emerging quickly, however, many farmers are unable to seed corner-to-corner, as frequent wet spots are preventing machinery access. Delays and stuck equipment are common.
 
Farmers are dealing with excess moisture in many regions, while some producers benefited from last week’s rain.
 
Large amounts of rainfall in some areas left pooled water in field drains and low spots.
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