Relief Rolls In: Hay Shipment Brings Help to New Mexico Ranchers in Crisis
Orphan Grain Train Norfolk sent out three loads of hay to Las Vegas, New Mexico in early May. The 96 round bales will be distributed to the local ranchers who have suffered from wildfires, severe drought and low water resources. Thank you, Lowell Krieger for your prompt delivery and your willing spirit to bring this much needed hay to the ranchers in New Mexico and to Julian Weathers for making the phone call.
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