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Hogwashed, Part 3: Solutions Exist for the Hog Industry’s Waste-Management Problem. Why Aren’t They Being Used?
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Re: “A Stinking Mess”
I also wrote you Indyweek. Please print my comments. North Carolina is hell for hogs also