A grad school chum of mine, who practices permaculture on her farm, posted this video on her blog recently—a mere two days after Daisy, one of her three adult pygmy goats, gave birth.
I admit it; I’m easily amused when it comes to animals, especially wee ones. But I dare you not to chuckle—even just a […]
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“Mad bee disease”?: About 60 scientists are sharing their early findings regarding “colony collapse disorder” in bees. They’re focusing on the most likely suspects: a virus, a fungus or a pesticide, particularly the neonicotinoids group banned in France for causing what the French called “mad bee disease.” They’ve set aside for now the possibility that […]
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