Some southwest Missouri cattle producers remain optimistic about herd expansion despite lingering drought concerns. Vance Keaton says he’s purchasing cattle for his operation. “We’ve been adding some,” he says. “And we’re finally getting paid for the product we produce and we can make a profit. We’re able to pay off some tractors, other things and […]
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