1751 - Update Records with FSA...Methane Reduction in U.S. Feedlots

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Reporting Changes to FSA
Adoption of Methane Reducing Feed Additive in U.S. Feedlots Research
Cattle Operation Moving Locations

00:01:05 – Reporting Changes to FSA: Kansas FSA outreach coordinator Candi Ketterel kicks off the show with why producers would need to contact FSA to update their records. We are also joined by USDA’s Gary Crawford and K-State’s Sharolyn Jackson on the importance of taking care of the brain.

Farmers.gov

Service Center Locator

00:12:05 – Adoption of Methane Reducing Feed Additive in U.S. Feedlots Research: Keeping the show rolling is K-State livestock economist, Glynn Tonsor, and PhD student, Jaime Luke, explaining their study looking into the adoption of a methane reducing feed additive.

Publication on AgManager.info

Full Study

00:23:05 – Cattle Operation Moving Locations: Brad White, Bob Larson, Brian Lubbers and Phillip Lancaster wrap up the show with part of an episode of the BCI’s podcast. The host discuss how a producer should approach moving their operation from South Africa to America.

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