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Grain elevators in Kamsack, Sask.
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Flight grain elevator moving ear corn into a crib in a barn
grain elevators, Saskatchewan
How is authentic mustard made?
Follow wheat berries from field to grain elevator as migrant laborers use a combine to harvest the crop
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