Drought prompts grass thefts

October 3, 2012

tags: American Southwest, Associated Press, cattle, Drought, forage, grass, hay, New Mexico, Ranchers see increase in grass thefts amid drought, Russell Contreras

by suburbanferndaleark

WHODUNIT? — Drought has made grass so valuable, it’s being stolen. (File photo by John Jennings)

Drought in New Mexico has suddenly made grass a commodity so valuable, it has prompted thefts, according to Russell Contreras of The Associated Press. READ MORE …

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