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Chad Hart has served as Extension grain marketing economist at Iowa State University for over a decade. He was born and raised in southwest Missouri, where his parents raised a
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Across the state, ranchers have reported tight or insufficient feed levels following 2023’s low hay yields and poor hay quality. Many have had to buy more hay to supplement their own stocks, with above-normal hay prices cutting into their bottom lines. Non-feed costs are also creeping higher.