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C t Y v Prairie Region of Photographic Arts Volume 51 No. 3 Spring 2011 SPRING DIGITAL IMAGE COMPETITION 1st Place Yellow head Lake — Curtis Land Wild Rose Camera Club Judged by Rose town Photography

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Spring - Prairie Region is a report that provides information about the agricultural activities and environmental practices in the prairie region during the spring season.

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Farmers and landowners in the prairie region are required to file the spring - prairie region report.

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Information such as crop planting dates, fertilizer usage, irrigation practices, pesticide application, and conservation measures must be reported on the spring - prairie region report.