With the agricultural sale season well underway, teams in Alberta and Saskatchewan are busy setting up two very different auctions. In Beaumont, Alberta, the Lavigne family is preparing to sell off the family farm after decades in the business while over in Sovereign, Saskatchewan, Trevor Winney is looking to downsize his massive farming outfit. With the goal of getting top dollar for their consignors, ag crews won't let bad weather and unseasoned bidders hold them back. Two provinces, two auctions, and no room for error.

If there's one thing Edmonton's known for, it's big auctions! And this year's spring sale is no exception. With the site's current three-day sales record sitting at 109 million dollars, staff are looking to blow that figure out of the water with the biggest auction to ever hit Canada.

The diesel fumes are in the air as the second day of Edmonton's spring sale roars to life. The yard is packed to the gills with 6,000 lots, but getting that amount of iron to the ramp on time is pushing yard workers to their limits. For Senior Vice President Kevin Tink, this year's sale is especially important as he prepares to concentrate solely on his auctioneering responsibilities in the fall, and breaking the site's 109 million dollar record would be the perfect send off. Can crews keep the momentum going on their way to a record-breaking final tally?