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Rachel Gray protects her herd from cattle flies (specifically horn flies)

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Rachel Gray protects her herd from cattle flies (specifically horn flies)
Belinda Burrier raises hay for horse feed on her farm in Union Bridge, Maryland
Farmer Jennie Schmidt stands in front of wine grapes in her Maryland vineyard
Rachel Gray is the owner of Little Timber Farms, where she pursues optimal cattle genetics, environmental stewardship and healthy livestock to produce regenerative beef.
Rachel Gray protects her herd from cattle flies (specifically horn flies)
Belinda Burrier raises hay for horse feed on her farm in Union Bridge, Maryland
Farmer Jennie Schmidt stands in front of wine grapes in her Maryland vineyard
Rachel Gray is the owner of Little Timber Farms, where she pursues optimal cattle genetics, environmental stewardship and healthy livestock to produce regenerative beef.
Rachel Gray protects her herd from cattle flies (specifically horn flies)
Belinda Burrier raises hay for horse feed on her farm in Union Bridge, Maryland
Farmer Jennie Schmidt stands in front of wine grapes in her Maryland vineyard
Rachel Gray is the owner of Little Timber Farms, where she pursues optimal cattle genetics, environmental stewardship and healthy livestock to produce regenerative beef.

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