The immediate past president with the Public Lands Council says updates to USDA’s grazing plan could provide long term stability for the cattle sector. Mark Roeber, a producer from Wyoming, says about 60 percent of cattle graze on federal lands in the western United States. “The West depends on federal lands to keep the industry […]
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The USDA has announced no awards will be made for the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) until regulations are updated
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Many cattle producers are feeling the pain from the sudden rise in fertilizer prices. Charley Martinez with the University of Tennessee
Many cattle producers are feeling the pain from the sudden rise in fertilizer prices. Charley Martinez with the University of Tennessee
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