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History in the making (opens the original)
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Kathy Camino was home on bedrest, awaiting the birth of her twin daughters on Sept. 11, 2001. That morning, she made herself a cup of tea and turned on the Today Show, which was showing footage of a plane striking the North Tower. âAt that point, everybody just thought it was a freak accident,â Camino said. âSo I got my cup of tea and continued to watch. And when the second tower was struck, we knew that it wasnât an accident. From that point on, I think I, like every other American, wa
Deal to lower beef prices rankles industry (opens the original)
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President Donald J. Trump drew an immediate reaction from the cattle industry and sent feeder cattle futures prices downward last week when he announced that he had completed a âdealâ to allow 300,000 metric tons of ground beef into the U.S. tariff-free over 90 days. The president said on social media that the imported beef would be sold at 25% below current market rates, making it cheaper for American consumers. In his statement, Trump said the short-term increase in imported beef would hel
Deepening drought forces producers to change how they operate (opens the original)
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Severe drought and poor hay crops are forcing ranchers across Johnson County â and much of the state â to change their operations. ââIâve talked with folks that have sold their calves already on video auction and have sold them to go a month or a month and half earlier than usual,â said Jim Magagna, executive vice president of the Wyoming Stockgrowers Association. âAnd Iâve also heard of people selling off a portion of their breeding stock, and thatâs more worrisome, and my se
Auction sets record (opens the original)
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Buyers at Saturday nightâs Johnson County Junior Livestock Auction came ready to bid. In about four hours, the 158 animals put up for sale fetched a record $664,560.06 for local 4-H and FFA youth. âIt was a good night,â Livestock Committee Chairman Tanner Kolb said. âPrices stayed pretty consistent throughout the sale, and we had buyers there and everyone had smiles on their faces. I think it went really well.â As of Monday morning, the sale raised $664,560.06 and the sale will rema
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