The Cost Of Discarding The Horse
An analysis of how the drop in farm and city horses and mules in ten years affects grain markets. USDA figures show about 6.5 million farm horses and 0.6 million urban horses gone. Fewer horses means more land grows feed for power, increasing grain supplies and depressing prices.
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