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Meet the thrushes: Their singing is impressive
The sight of four fledgling American robins on the lawn reminded me that robins are thrushes, a family of birds that has a handful of representatives likely to be seen in spring. Most familiar members Most have spotted breasts and most sing impressively. Robins and bluebirds, both plain breasted as adults, are probably the most
Monster to neighbor — attitudes about snakes
A few weeks ago I wrote about snakes and why they’re good to have around. I urged readers to protect them rather than kill them on sight. I expected a fury of letters from snake haters. I was pleasantly surprised to get no such mail. This is the first time I’ve written about snakes that
Retailers offer more than shopping trip
Thousands of wildlife mounts are owned by Bass Pro Shops, with many donated by individuals or families, and displayed in their stores.
Raising a hellbender is rough, but rewarding
The hellbender is the largest native salamander found in North America and is found within the unglaciated ragged hills of Appalachia and the Ozarks.
Rainbow trout release began March 13
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife’s release of 85,000 rainbow trout across the state started March 13 at 95 stocking locations.
Prices go down as the weather improves
Planting weather is here, and the markets are responding accordingly.
Improvements lead to efficiency at L&R Dairy
Father-daughter duo use modern buildings and technology to improve their bottom line.
Black Ink: Use that carcass data to gethomeruns and base hits instead of strikeouts
Don’t waste all that information; take a closer look.
Let there be light in the pork markets
A Dec. 28, 2010, Wall Street Journal story laments the “near-halt” of pork belly trading at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Bellies were “once among the CME’s most-traded commodities,” but now “the pork belly is in danger of going belly-up.” Indeed, only six belly contracts traded in November 2010. Why? Two chief reasons, say experts cited
We wish we had modern-day Lincoln
They just don’t make presidential candidates like they did in the 1800s. Hard to believe Abraham Lincoln accomplished so much with so few words.
