Some Southeast Pastures Still Suffering

Dan May 25, 2017 Cattle, Livestock

While USDA’s latest report shows pastures and rangeland conditions are good in most of the country, there are still exceptions. And according to USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey, some of those are right here in the Southeast.

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