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Cattle Producers Looking for Light at the End of the Tunnel With the 2011 Drought
Tue, 01 Nov 2011 05:24:53 CDT
The Oklahoma cattle industry continues to face the impact of the drought of 2011- hoping that we will get enough rain in the immediate future to help refill stock ponds and get a little moisture into the soil profile as we head into winter.
We talked about the impact of the drought- short term and longer term with Oklahoma Cattlemen Association Executive Director Scott Dewald- Click on the LISTEN Bar below to hear this Beef Buzz with Scott.
The Beef Buzz is a regular feature heard on radio stations around the region on the Radio Oklahoma Network- but is also a regular audio feature found on this website as well. Click on the listen bar below for today's show- and check out our archives for older Beef Buzz shows covering the gamut of the beef cattle industry today.
Ron Hays Beef Buzzes with Scott Dewald on the Drought of 2011
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