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Family
Farmers wants to extend our most sincere congratulations
to Paul Beingessner, who was recently awarded an
honorary life membership by the Saskatchewan Institute
of Agrologists. He
joins a pretty select group of people who have
contributed greatly to the agriculture scene here in
Saskatchewan. Check
out their website for a full list of those who have been
honored over the years.
Again, congratulations Paul, it is a well
deserved award.
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Acreage
& Yard
Margo, SK
Ad # 3019 
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While I don't
expect to get dragged through the court system anytime
soon, I did get an inkling last week of how Percy
Schmeiser must have felt when he got that first letter
from Monsanto. Mine came in the form of a letter from
Viterra, that amalgam of the once-farmer-owned prairie
grain companies. It began politely enough, thanking me
for my business, but soon turned ugly. Viterra, it
seems, is about to become the Monsanto of durum.
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House
& Property
Rockford, SK
Ad # 3017
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We left
Sandy
’s place west of Didsbury on Friday morning. It snowed
there all day Thursday, and I had to shovel about six
inches of snow off the car. By the time we got to
Didsbury there was no snow in sight, and the roads were
dry. The brunt of the storm seems to have hit south and
west of there; one place apparently got about 50
centimeters of the white stuff. Good for stretching out
the ski season. |
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House for Sale
Kelvington, SK
Ad # 3016

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He doesn't miss too many notes, but thing
is, they aren't usually the RIGHT ones. To say the blend
of voices is eclectic may be the politest thing that one
can come up with. Usually at 5:30 am there is at least
one human shouting out the window to SHUSH UP. |
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Acreage for Sale
Rose Valley, SK
Ad # 3014

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