Agricultural Economics, Department of

 

Cornhusker Economics

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Date of this Version

May 2001

Document Type

Newsletter Issue

Citation

Cornhusker Economics

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Published in Cornhusker Economics. May 2, 2001. Produced by the Cooperative Extension, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln .

Abstract

Agricultural producers typically consider death loss when budgeting costs and returns for a livestock enterprise. But, the cost of disposing of the dead animals has not typically been considered. In the past, rendering companies picked up animals free of charge. They received value from the hides, meat and bone meal, and other by-products.

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