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Immunity is the first step in PEDv fight
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Ranchers see no promise in premises ID
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New insights into Canadian Wheat Board orderly marketing
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Plant Breeders’ Rights (PBR) and Bill C-18
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Local food workshop fields anxious questions
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Keys to the hall hold secret to vibrant community
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Boissevain men’s wear store still going strong after a century in business
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