The president-elect of the Nebraska Cattlemen says he expects the state’s brand law to be front and center in the next legislative session. Craig Uden says the legislation could make changes to the Nebraska Brand Act, which includes the cost of inspections for different types of operations. “Who’s paying different levels? Who gets the most […]
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