Hard Decisions are Being Made Due to Prolonged Drought Stress and Cool Temperatures By Troy Smith     It’s the common topic of conversation at the sale barn, feed store or church fellowship dinner. Wherever cattle folk gather, they talk about how the calendar says we’re well into spring, but the grass doesn’t show it. Temperatures have remained too cool to prompt much growth. And it’s still awfully dry across much of cow country. While the High Plains caught plenty of winter snow, spring moisture has been scarce. According to the drought monitor map, much of the region is categorized...

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