October[removed]Dust and Moldy Hay Can Cause Health Problems1 Prepared by Jill Shelley and Michael Dennis2 On a warm Kansas spring day Trent Hill uncapped his concrete silo and began feeding the silage to his - Michael Shelley - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	October[removed]Dust and Moldy Hay Can Cause Health Problems1 Prepared by Jill Shelley and Michael Dennis2 On a warm Kansas spring day Trent Hill uncapped his concrete silo and began feeding the silage to his Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-09-11 11:00:40 Open Document File Size: 11,24 KB Share Result on Facebook City Manhattan / / Facility Kansas State University / / IndustryTerm higher energy bills / soybean oil / / Organization U.S. Department of Agriculture / County Extension Councils and U.S. Department / Kansas State University / / Person Michael Dennis / Al Heber / Jill Shelley / Trent Hill / / Position agricultural engineer / farmer / Educational Materials Specialist / Cooperative Extension / / ProvinceOrState Kansas / / SocialTag Hay Biology Fodder Influenza Silage

October[removed]Dust and Moldy Hay Can Cause Health Problems1 Prepared by Jill Shelley and Michael Dennis2 On a warm Kansas spring day Trent Hill uncapped his concrete silo and began feeding the silage to hisAdd to Reading List