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My travels have brought me back to Annapolis County yet again, we’re farming action remains in full swing. These shots were taking just before 9PM in Centrelea along the Annapolis River. Stopped by T&C Agriculture we’re baling is well underway and caught Homtosta Farms, who are working to cut grass just before dusk. Adrian J.
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Tedding or better known as shaking grass is a key part to the production of making hay! The rakes on the machines flip the mowed forage across the field, allowing the grass to dry out quicker. In order to produce hay, the grass needs to be flipped to prevent any moisture or mildew. Once this […]
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Farmers across the valley were hit hard last summer by the extreme drought conditions in our region, impacting many crops and their yields. With a little rain and some nice weather, crops, most particularly for hay, are growing back strong. Many fields are producing so much grass when they’re being cut, machinery is having a […]
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Taken along Highway 221 in Woodville this evening. Adrian J.
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The heat we’re experiencing isn’t for everyone but in order to cut and produce hay, this is the kind of weather farmers need! I had the pleasure of meeting Richard and his father this afternoon, just outside Halls Harbour while they were cutting one of their fields. Hoping the weather will cooperate, this field of […]
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Farmers across the province are working hard, commuting from one field to next to put food on our tables. Their equipment is large and often traveling at slow speeds, but don’t worry, they usually don’t travel far, and they will pull over only when and if it is safe to do so. Remember to stay […]
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Taken along Brooklyn Road in Brooklyn, Annapolis County. Adrian J.
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Caught some spraying action in Central Clarence yesterday! Lots of work go into keeping crops in good shape year round. Adrian J.
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Green grass and lots of rain is putting smiles on the faces of local farmers, as they work to harvest their first cut of the season! Following last year’s drought, dry conditions resulted in shortages, where many were unable to harvest a second cut of silage or hay, due to dead grass or other diseases. […]
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Many farmers are working to prepare their crops for another season. Caught this heavy machine working in a field along Rafuse Road in Waterville. Adrian J.
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