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TUNED IN: Noxious Cattle Waste? There’s A Drug For That.

Corinne Boyer
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Kansas News Service

 

“What if you could add something to animal feed that changes the chemistry within cattle, that converts more of what they eat into weight and less in ammonia-heavy poop and pee? Turns out there’s a new drug for that. And one that, maybe, could help cattle put on weight.”

So begins an amazing storyby Corinne Boyer that aired this week on High Plains Public Radio and across the network of Kansas News Service public radio stations  this week. You may have seen it in your local newspaper.

If you missed this informative and timely story, then give it a read hereor listen to it here:

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A Texas-Sized Thank You

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Fun facts to know and share from this week’s news on High Plains Public Radio and HPPR Connect:

> “Vaping is just considered not harmful, even though there are no data to support that statement. There are more and more data to actually oppose that statement.” — University of Kansas researcher Matthias Salathe 

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READ MORE | The Last VW Beetle Rolls Off The Assembly Line In Mexico This Week

> “You have to define who you are before your opponent does.” — Oklahoma Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell 

READ MORE | Oklahoma Lt. Gov. Launches State Rebranding Effort

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HPPR.org is your go-to spot for the latest news from the High Plains region, as well as our events, exclusives, and features. You’ll also find the latest national and international news. Here are this week’s TOP STORIES from our website.

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  4.  High Plains Outdoors: Old Timer Of The Creek

  5.  Texas Tribune’s List Of Organizations Accepting Donations For Migrant Children At TX/Mex Border

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  7.  New Poll: Colorado’s Cory Gardner May Be In Trouble In 2020

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  10. Fear And Loathing At The Supreme Court — What Is Chief Justice John Roberts Up To?

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