Producers in Missouri faced one of the worst droughts in the state’s history. Now they are facing another problem — hay theft. Thieves are targeting bundles of hay sitting in fields and hauling them off to sell. An increase in the number of hay thefts prompted the Butler County Sheriff’s office to place a GPS in one of the bundles in hopes of catching one of the culprits. Listen to more (NPR).
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