The warm and dry weather in the beginning part of May has prompted an early start to the seeding season.
Most farms and fields are busy at this time, as farmers get the seeds into the ground.
But with the weather being the way it is, some farmers are a little worried that the season may not produce the best results.
Luc Nolette is of REV Mechanical and Noles Trucking, based in Falher.
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