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Maybe I would have been more capable at, say, algebra if I hadn’t given valuable brain space to forever remembering a bandage commercial from 1975? “I am stuck on Band-Aid brand ‘cause Band-Aid’s stuck on me,” indeed. It’s been stuck in my HEAD all this time. I’m also pretty loyal to that brand of bandages, so I have to admit it has worked.

Dunkin’ Donuts’ “time to mak...


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Minerals may be required in only small amounts, but their impact on livestock health and productivity is enormous. For farmers managing cattle, sheep and goats on pasture‑based systems, understanding mineral nutrition is one of the most important steps toward maintaining a healthy, efficient and profitable herd.

Why pasture alone isn’t enough

Pastures provide energy an...


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Welcome to episode 51 of Farm and Dairy’s virtual newsletter, the Weekly Rundown, where reporters Liz Partsch and Paul Rowley discuss the top stories from this week’s issue in our newsroom. Episode 51

In episode 51, Liz and Paul break down the headlines from the March 26 edition, including:


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UTICA, Pa. — When veteran Tom Greenlee first laid eyes on Ellie at a horse auction in the fall of 2012,  he knew she was special. Ellie, a shire horse, has one black leg and three white legs.

“Everybody wants the four white legs,” Greenlee said. This “imperfection” resulted in no one bidding on Ellie that day, but that also left room for Tom to swoop in and buy he...


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COLUMBUS — As the Buckeye State welcomes the arrival of native spring ephemerals, wildflower enthusiasts and nature lovers can track when, where, and what is blooming by accessing the weekly Ohio Spring Wildflower Bloom reports published by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Natural Areas and Preserves.

Ohio’s woodlands provide the backdrop for a larg...


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