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Wildlife Damage Management Series for Midwestern Farmers, White-tailed Deer

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March 22, 2019 - Michigan State University Extension

Wildlife management on the farm is key to maintaining quality and yield, it is also a major requirement of farm food safety plans. The Wildlife Damage Management Series for Midwestern Farmers provides growers the tools to identify and mitigate damage as well as information regarding the various agencies that regulate wildlife.

 

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