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How long is Saskatchewan’s frost-free growing season?

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In the arable regions of Saskatchewan, the frost-free growing season is relatively short, typically ranging from 80 to 100 days annually. This climate serves as a significant limiting factor for agriculture, which is largely restricted to the area south of 55° N latitude.1