CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — This summer’s drought and sweltering heat have been hard on corn crops, and researchers at Clemson University are looking at alternative foods for the country’s cattle.

Researchers say feeding cattle grasses instead of corn may be an effective way to deal with this year’s situation.

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