A rangeland forage specialist says some producers are culling their herds due to the ongoing drought in the Central Plains. Mitch Stephenson with the University of Nebraska says limited feed supplies continue to be a factor. “I do think that people are culling a little bit heavier than they have. They’re either finding other pasture, […]
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