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Swift Current, SK/Canada- 10 May, 2019: Full moon over Caterpillar tractor and Bourgault air drill in the field Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swift Current, SK/Canada- May 9, 2020: Vast sunset sky over Case tractor and Bourgault air drill seeding equipment Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swift Current, SK/Canada- May 9, 2020: Vast sunset sky over a farmer checking his Case tractor and Bourgault air drill Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swift Current, SK/Canada- May 15, 2020: Farmers consulting after loading seed and fertilizer into Bourgault air seeder in Sask Royalty Free Stock Photo

Maison Bernier historic house in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swift Current, SK/Canada- May 15, 2020: Farmers loading seed and fertilizer from the Super B into Bourgault air drill for seed Royalty Free Stock Photo

Eco sculptor and Artist Alain Cadieux and the former workshop of the sculptor Lucien Bourgault

Swift Current, SK/Canada- May 15, 2020: Loading seed and fertilizer from the Super B into Bourgault air drill for seeding in S Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swift Current, SK/Canada- May 10, 2019: Tractor and Bourgault air drill seeding equipment in the field Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swift Current, SK/Canada- May 15, 2020: Farmer loading fertilizer from the Super-B into Bourgault auger for seeding in Saskat Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swift Current, SK/Canada- May 15, 2020: Young farmer loading fertilizer into Bourgault air drill for seeding in Saskatchewan, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swift Current, SK/Canada- May 15, 2020: Young farmer loading wheat seed from Super B into the Bourgault air drill for seeding Royalty Free Stock Photo

For the whole summer, and perhaps even next year, the artist Alain Cadieux will have a location in the former workshop of the sculptor Lucien Bourgault, next to the Auberge du Faubourg in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli. A way of giving a second life to these forgotten premises, a bit like his art.