Farming in the Wild - Farming Smarter

Farming in the Wild
Just because you plant crops doesn’t mean local, wild animals move away. In fact, the local wildlife comes to dine. Most farmers welcome the neighbors as wildlife connects them to the land and makes life more interesting.
In this video, several southern Alberta farmers share their perspectives about the nature around them.
Farmers include:
Laverne Gill - Medicine Hat, AB
Matt Stanford - Magrath, AB
Craig Walsh - Foremost, AB
Fred Weisgerber - Schuler, AB
Scott Lehr - Medicine Hat, AB

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Nice video..

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I don't often think about wildlife and farming at the same time. It must be one of those obvious facts you don't know until someone points it out. Everyone heads to the wilderness to see wild animals and meanwhile, all the wild animals head to the farmlands for dinner. LOL