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Horse teeth. Wet fields. Crazy high fertilizer prices.
It's been a long few days for the little ol' ag reporter.
Last week I talked to ag bankers, sales people and others about the weird state of the agricultural economy and what effect it could have locally.
"Topsy-turvy" was one of many fun phrases used to describe the situation. The story's planned for Sunday.
I was on the phone a few times with UW Extension agent Jim Stute about how the clock is really ticking to get corn in this year. That story should be in Tuesday's paper.
Monday morning I watched Dr. Dean Peterson of the Janesville Animal Medical Center do an ultrasound on a mare and dental work on several other horses.
It didn't look easy.
The only hard part for me will be politely describing to the urban reader how to pregnancy check a horse.
May 13, 2008 at 7:28 p.m.
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LMAO Ann Marie, Kinda like trying to tell them how AI is done to a cow isn't it. Good Luck!!
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