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A warm early afternoon gives cattle comfortable weather. (Connor McDowell/The Brandon Sun)
Cattle in the Municipality of Oakland-Wawanesa relax along the road in the warm sunlight on Sept. 1. The livestock of southwest Manitoba are enjoying high levels of water thanks to a wet summer, a spokesperson for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada told the Sun. (Connor McDowell/The Brandon Sun)
By Connor McDowell
Cattle in the Municipality of Oakland-Wawanesa relax along the road in the warm sunlight on Sept. 1. The livestock of southwest Manitoba are enjoying high levels of water thanks to a wet summer, a spokesperson for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada told the Sun. (Connor McDowell/The Brandon Sun)