Hidden amongst the scenic Ozark hills, West Plains, Missouri, holds a unique title that few are aware of: the “Feeder Pig Capital of the World” during the 1960s and '70s. The story of how this small town earned its crown offers a fascinating glimpse into American agricultural history, a tribute to the tenacity of its farmers, and a reflection of the economic and social transformation of the time.
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