In Clay Center, Nebraska, Walter Traudt has been farming for 25 years. Corn and soybeans are his crops of choice, but nine years ago he went on the lookout for ways to expand his operation.
Farmer finds success in manure management
By adding hogs to his corn and soybean operation, Nebraska farmer Walter Traudt realized benefits beyond additional revenue for the farm by using manure to increase soil health and crop yields.
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