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 Free Processing Tour
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Jazz for Cows
 Ok, we couldn't resist...word out is, cows produce more when they're in the groove. Our bet is that apasture-based diet and rotational grazing schedule probably help too. Question is, where does a farmer include it in a Whole Farm Plan?
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Participants in the News: Scott Tuttle, Ashland
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Acra
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