The Impact of the Dairy Industry in the Southern Ogallala Region
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
The dairy industry in the Southern Ogallala Region has grown rapidly in recent years. This publication outlines the industry's contribution by exploring economic and environmental impacts related to employment, water usage and changing agricultural practices. (18 pages)
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