Cattle producers in Nebraska are divided over a proposal that would dismantle the state’s brand law. During recent testimony in front of the Ag Committee, the author of the bill, Senator Ben Hansen of Blair says the legislation would create statewide uniformity. “As a businessman, I struggle with the idea that producers face different rules […]
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