SASKATOON, Sask. — Ethan Done knew the challenges farmers now face, and with Saskatchewan an agriculture-centred province, he developed technology to help them make faster decisions about crop diseases by bringing testing closer to the field and reducing the time producers wait for lab results. Done’s background comes less from farming itself and more from the machinery and manufacturing side of the industry. He said members of his family worked…
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