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Picking up the pieces: How ranchers can deal with the emotional after-effects of natural disasters

2017-07-11 02:23:00| Beef

The weather is a significant factor for those who make their living from the land. And when the weather turns violent, it can leave emotional scars every bit as deep as the damage it does to livestock, barns, houses and working facilities. In the second of a three-part series, the Beef Roundtable looks at how ranchers can help each other and themselves deal with the emotional after-effects of natures violent side.

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