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No Water, No Hay: What farmers are battling out West from the drought

Stockman Oklahoma Livestock Marketing says producers have some grass, but no hay due to the lack of rain.

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Hay Update: How the drought is impacting the nation s harvest and supplies

Dr. Derrell Peel with the Oklahoma State University Extension shares how the drought is impacting the country s hay harvest and supplies.

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A Tennessee hay farmer is

A Tennessee farmer shares how drought and increasing fuel prices has impacted his operation, specifically his hay crop.

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Input costs and drought are leading some farmers to find hay alternatives

The drought is having an impact on the U.S. hay crop. Transportation costs are also hurting sales with the increase in fuel prices.

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