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Jun 17, 2016

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With moisture finally coming in late May, grasses are quickly growing and in the midst of putting their seed-heads out. To find out what this means in terms of the first cut of hay, we’re speaking with Karin Lindquist, forage beef specialist for Alberta Agriculture.

Interview with Karin Lindquist (2:11 minutes) (1.00 Mb)

Source : Agriculture and Forestry

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