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Students visit the Lely factory in the Netherlands.

Dr. Elizabeth Karcher leads a group of Animal Science students to the Netherlands to learn more about the dairy industry and dairy husbandry.  Follow the students as they blog about their journey at http://www.canr.msu.edu/undergraduate/study_abroad_in_canr/canr_study_abroad_students.

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