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On the other hand, if you accept a job destroying standard backup tapes with a metal hub, you have no by-product value, and your price must factor in the cost to landfill the processed material. Another cotton by-product, gin trash, can also pinch hit in a cow/calf operation. Today, in fact, rendering fees in the Midwest are up to $35 per head, says Dave Kirstein, director of technical services for National By-Products Inc. |
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