The CEO of the Kansas Livestock Association says providing producers with flexible CRP rules could improve grazing opportunities. Matt Teagarden says that includes perimeter and cross-fencing options. “If one of the goals is to keep those acres in grass in the long term, we see this as a huge benefit. He tells Brownfield, “We are […]
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