December 4, 2019

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The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture is adopting a permission-based survey system to maintain a robust pest-monitoring system. Your consent will allow staff to monitor pests on your property and will contribute to the health of the agriculture industry in Saskatchewan. Read more. To participate, sign up through this online form. It will only take a minute or two.

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