A new Co-op fertilizer terminal is open between Taber and Grassy Lake, Alta., which boasts customizable blends for producers and rail access for international markets. Emily Olsen reports.
Agriculture
New state-of-the-art fertilizer facility unveiled near Taber, Alta.
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