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#LocalHarvest Photo Contest Without local corn growers, we couldn’t feed our chickens the highest-quality grain available. We appreciate you and want to see your local harvest. Share your harvest photo with us on Facebook from October 8 - November 17, 2018 for your chance to win a weekly prize. Three Easy Steps to Enter: 1. Take a photo featuring your favorite harvest moment. 2. Post the photo on Facebook with the hashtag #LocalHarvest and tag our page: Tyson Foods Local Grain Services . Find our page by typing @TysonLGS. a. You must mention Tyson Foods Local Grain Services to enter the contest. b. Posts must be public. c. Screenshots are not permitted. 3. Like our new Facebook page for weekly photo contest winners and to view other local harvest photos. Don’t have Facebook? You can still participate! Email yo...
Feed Ingredients Report: Week Ending Nov. 2, 2018
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