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Looking at the Integrated Livestock Protection

Dan March 22, 2021 Cattle, USDA-APHIS

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USDA researchers are studying how various non-lethal tools and strategies within an integrated approach can protect livestock from predator attack. Rod Bain has the story.

Julie Young with USDA-APHIS Wildlife Services describes some of the strategies and tools, most non-lethal that make up an integrated livestock protection system against predators.

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