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Beef Today Report: Big Shifts Expected in Cattle Numbers

Drought in Oklahoma and Texas is forcing more cattle on feed, and that will impact inventory numbers in January.

By AgDay TV
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November 15, 2020 03:22 PM

Drought in Oklahoma and Texas forcing more cattle on feed, and that will impact inventory numbers in January. Plus the University of Tennessee conducts research on switch grass as both forage and fuel.

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