Brianna Smith, editor of Ohio’s Country Journal, catches up with Brady Campbell, Ohio State Extension’s small ruminant specialist about this new report and what it means for sheep producers.
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Cattle trackers in development could be the next step in making combined solar panels and farming developments viable.
California wildlife officials are now allowing mountain lions to be killed to protect endangered bighorn sheep, changing a ...
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