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Canora Courier
Gallery: The arrival of spring means new life on the farm
Rocky Neufeld
Apr 23, 2024 10:23 AM
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At PK Herefords & Angus near Canora, like many other cattle producers at this time of year, Clint and Meridee Kopelchuk and family are busy looking after the care of newborn calves.
Meridee Kopelchuk
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