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Friday, April 26, 2024
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FARMERS ADVOCATE
As the sun dropped below the Riding Mountain skyline, this herd of whitetail deer were munching through some tasty crop residue. Compared to the mid-1900s before minimum tillage was common practice, the amount of crop residue has increased significantly. That change in farming practices has helped spur population growth in species like the white tail.
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