Arkansas livestock producers are looking for a new sale barn after one caught fire

Dozens of cattle producers in North Central Arkansas are now looking for a new sale barn after Wilf’s Cleburne County Livestock Auction recently caught fire.

The Arkansas Farm Bureau shares the story.

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