Virginia Market News Service weekly cattle and grain prices
Virginia Market News Service reports weekly trends on March 21 with feeder cattle mostly 8 to 13 dollars higher at regular auctions and slaughter cows up to 12 dollars higher. Wheat and corn mix, soybeans generally higher with regional price details across Eastern Shore Norfolk Harrisonburg Wakefield and Richmond Petersburg markets.
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Virginia Market News Service
Virginia
Eastern Shore
Harrisonburg
Middle Peninsula
Norfolk
Richmond-Petersburg
Wakefield
Extension agent advises on disposal of large farm animal deaths
Berryville Virginia extension agent Bobby Clark outlines legal 48 hour disposal windows and options for dead cattle horses and other large livestock. He covers rendering incineration on site burial landfilling and mortality composting with guidance from Extension and DEQ for safe hygienic handling and future use of manure or compost.
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Berryville
Bobby Clark
Virginia Cooperative Extension
Clark
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Darling Ingredi
Ents
Valley Proteins
Winchester
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
DEQ
Shenandoah County
Shenandoah Valley
Catherine Marsten
Roxy
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