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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2023 · 22 MIN

S4E12: The Floods and Heroes with Stock Trailers | Anja Raudabaugh

from Seen & Herd · host Western United Dairies

S4E12: The Floods and Heroes with Stock Trailers | Anja Raudabaugh In this episode, Allison Tristao and Anja Raudabaugh discuss the catastrophic flooding some dairies in Tulare and Kings Counties are experiencing. Allison shares how she saw the community rally around those in need.  When dairies started to flood and herds were at risk of being lost, unnamed heroes jumped into action. Nearly every stock trailer in the South Valley was put to use. It took all kinds: Dairymen, Cattle Ranchers, Horse trailers, FFA Stock Trailers, and the like to evacuate over 100,000 cows, heifers, and calves. Resilience and community were on full display.  >> Flood Resources, including Tulare County reporting forms, are available on our website at https://westernuniteddairies.com/flood-resources/.  >> Read this article to learn more about the flooding in the South Valley: https://agnetwest.com/floodwaters-create-situational-crisis-for-california-dairy-farmers/  >> For questions about this episode, please contact Anja at [email protected] or Allison at [email protected]. >> To learn more about Western United Dairies, visit wudairies.com. >> Click Here to become a member!

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