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I heard on some news program that the terrible weather in late December or early January froze a huge number of dairy cows in New Mexico. Would someone please comment?
New Mexico Dairy Farms Survive Blizzard, But 20,000 Cows Likely Won't
December 29, 2015 02:15 PM
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Parts of the Southwest were hammered with snow over the weekend thanks to winter storm Goliath. Dairy farmers in Clovis, N.M., are still digging out even though the snow has stopped. Authorities estimate thousands of cows will be lost because of the storm.
I guess there isn't enough space in barns for that many cows? How do you dispose of that many dead animals?
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