Drought Drives Down U S Cattle Herd Across Plains
LUBBOCK Texas AP drought lingered as the US cattle and calves inventory fell to 87.7 million on January 1 down 2 percent from a year earlier the lowest January total since 1951. Kansas California and Nebraska show declines while breeding heifers rise slightly signaling possible stabilization with rain needed to sustain gains.
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Kansas State University
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