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Paula Mohr INPUT NEEDED: University of Minnesota scientists are hoping beef producers will participate in an online beef management survey specific to Minnesota. The survey results will help guide future beef management research conducted at the university. Minnesota Beef Council, U-M beef Extension and U-M veterinary medicine college are collaborating on a statewide beef industry survey. The Minnesota beef industry and university scientists want to know more about current management practices on Minnesota beef farms so they can design future research projects to help their operations. A project survey of producers is being funded by the Minnesota Beef Council and managed by a team of researchers at the University of Minnesota’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Extension. The research team is being led by veterinarian Noelle Noyes with help from veterinarians Tim Goldsmith, Luciano Caixeta, Joe Armstrong and Melissa Runck; and two veterinary student

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