Fat cattle are at most risk of heat stress and even death from the heat wave. Kansas is experiencing an unusual heat wave since last weekend, leading to the deaths of 10,000 fat cattle as recorded temperatures surpassed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Weather is impacting both crop and livestock producers alike. In Kansas, there are reports of thousands of cattle dying due to heat stress caused by multiple factors.
The former suppliers to AltEn said the facility broke state and federal laws and violated the terms of the agreements they signed with the Kansas-based biofuel company.
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