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Nebraska feedlot worker clears path to cattle
Thursday, February 21, 2013    
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Snowstorm or not, growing cattle must be fed.

HOLDREGE, Neb. (AP) - Snowstorm or not, growing cattle must be fed.
 
     Thirty-seven-year-old Jesse Landin is the feedlot manager at McClymont Feedyard, which sits about three miles southwest of Holdrege in south-central Nebraska.
 
     Landin said early Thursday morning that he was on a tractor moving snow out of the feed alleys. He says a path has to be cleared so trucks can get through to put down feed for the 11,000 head of cattle.
 
     Landin says about 7 inches have accumulated so far and that the snow is still falling.
 
     Landin isn't concerned about the cattle, which remain outside in the snow, light winds and 20-degree temperature.
 
     He says "they can handle it. They got good winter hair coats."

 

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