1231 – Previewing the Cattle on Feed Report … Marketing Manure as a Fertilizer
- Previewing the Cattle on Feed Report
- Marketing Manure as a Fertilizer
- Feral Swine Control in Kansas
00:01:00 – Previewing the Cattle on Feed Report: Iowa State University livestock economist, Lee Schulz, provides the cattle market update and previews next week’s Cattle on Feed Report and USMEF’s May export data
00:12:00 – Marketing Manure as a Fertilizer: Iowa State University livestock economist, Lee Schulz, discusses the marketing of manure and the limitations of the creation of such a market while traditional fertilizer costs are so high
00:23:00 – Feral Swine Control in Kansas: On this week's wildlife management segment, K-State wildlife Extension specialist, Drew Ricketts, discusses the measures Kansas takes to control feral swine – which are only present in two southeast counties
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