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A later hay harvest is helping one of P.E.I.’s threatened birds survive

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For years, some farmers across Prince Edward Island have been paid to leave their hay uncut a little longer each summer, not for better crops but to protect a small, threatened grassland bird.

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A later hay harvest is helping one of P.E.I.’s threatened birds survive

For years, some farmers across Prince Edward Island have been paid to leave their hay uncut a little longer each summer, not for better crops but to protect a small, threatened grassland bird.

·Ottawa, Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
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