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It doesn’t happen often on the Prairies but when it does product overuse is often to blame
There’s always some ups and downs, but fortunately more ‘ups’
Most Prairie gardens have a patch of rhubarb and it is one of the first plants to emerge in the spring
Most Prairie gardens have a patch of rhubarb and it is one of the first plants to emerge in the spring
Few ingredients say “Canada” — or spring — as insistently as rhubarb. Rhubarb thrives in cool climates and is among the first plants to emerge in spring. My mom has a rhubarb patch, like most Prairie gardeners. She can’t keep up with it once it hits its stride, so I am the lucky beneficiary. The […] Read more
To help prevent this try these exercises to build awareness of the feet
When you’re feeling stuck in your relationship here’s some suggestions
Ford heads to Alaska to test its electric pickup in extreme temperatures
Hopefully, infectious diseases don’t appear in Canada but the industry needs to have a plan in place
Hopefully, infectious diseases don’t appear in Canada but the industry needs to have a plan in place
If there ever is a foreign animal disease outbreak in Canada, we all know it could be devastating to the industry. Contagious pathogens such as foot and mouth in bovines, sheep and swine, or African Swine Fever (ASF) in pigs, can cost individual producers in lost production and animal deaths, as well as closing the […] Read more
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