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Scott Blume, top left looks toward his brother Matthew and father David (right) who are standing near a large truck which feeds a long conveyer belt to quickly transport a choice of grain or fertilizer up to the cart that is connected by hoses to the air drills at right. This operation takes place during a stop to replenish supplies at the family farm 17 miles northeast of Provost as wheat was going into the ground on May 4. David Blume says that in their area, north of Highway 13 the moisture has been good for planting cereals though more water for canola planting would be useful. See story, more photos in The Provost News dated May 12, 2021. ©Provost News Photos.
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More pictures, stories can be found in the print edition of The Provost News, May 12, 2021 including:
• Seeding Springs Ahead as Moisture Levels OK
— "I'm Optimistic About Everything"
• Virus Has Entered School Populations in Provost & Hughenden
• Alberta Inactive Well-sites 'Prime Candidates' for Repurposing
• Employment/Careers
• Keeping Dust Down
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