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2012/05/27 15:19
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Make way for ocean royalty
A humpback whale calf breaches just offshore from an Australian east coast headland. Photo: Harry Nicholas HUMPBACK watchers are in for a whale of a time with about 17,000 of the animals expected to...
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2012/05/27 08:07
2012/05/27 08:07
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Swine shine at Silver Dollar Fair: Young agricult...
Carly Corona of Durham Parkview East 4-H shows off her swine during the Junior Livestock Auction at the Silver Dollar Fair on Saturday. (Jason Halley/Staff Photo) All Chico E-R...
Josh Sage D. Tony LaRocca Carly Corona Jason Halley Future Farmers of America and Butte County
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2012/05/27 07:10
2012/05/27 07:10
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UGS/Greenmount centenary event will focus on lamb...
ON Wednesday 30 May there will be the opportunity to discuss good grassland management practices which maximise lamb performance and ultimately reduce costs/kg of gain. Experts can easily roll the...
2012/05/27 04:10
2012/05/27 04:10
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Get loyal helper at NSA/Closamectin dog sale
ENTRIES have now closed for the NSA/Closamectin sale of working sheepdogs which will be held at Ballymena Livestock Mart on Monday 28th May. The sale, which is sponsored again by Closamectin, has...
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2012/05/26 12:11
2012/05/26 12:11
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Lawsuit seeks answer on protection of false kille...
An environmental group filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the National Marine Fisheries Service to force a decision on whether it will put a population of rare dolphins living near Hawaii on the...
Michael Jasny National Marine Fisheries Service Natural Resources Defense Council Washington D.C. Wende Goo
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2012/05/26 05:06
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Whales return in force to Channel Islands; boater...
The whales are back in force, so please, drive carefully. That message to boat and ship skippers comes from the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary in hopes of avoiding injury or death to a...
John Calambokidis National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Sean Hastings Mat Curto Santa Barbara
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2012/05/26 02:44
2012/05/26 02:44
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SWIMMING: Water temps just right
DEWEY BEACH -- Despite the warm winter, environmental officials say water temperatures are right where they should be leading into the summer. According to Stewart Michels of the Delaware Department...
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2012/05/26 02:18
2012/05/26 02:18
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Growing numbers show women are at home on the ran...
THE industry that was to define a colonised Australia, shape its literature and populate its rural towns for well over a century began humbly. In 1788, the continent's stock of farm animals amounted...
Susan Chisholm Lilliane Brady Cobar Katrina Hodgkinson NSW Farmers Association
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2012/05/25 23:37
2012/05/25 23:37
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Thousands to head for the coast as dreary May tur...
With red, white and blue bunting already in place in towns and villages across Britain, virtually all of the country will have clear blue skies and unseasonably high temperatures today and tomorrow,...
William Hill Barcelona ATHENS Casablanca Environment Agency
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2012/05/25 21:58
2012/05/25 21:58
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Seasonal ban may have upped black grouper size
My opinion is that the grouper closure may have done us some good. The black groupers we have been catching and keeping have been extremely healthy looking to me and slightly larger overall....
Bruce Anderson Easy Merv Finch George McElveen Scott Stanczyk
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2012/05/25 20:14
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Oh yes, the ladies caught some tarpon, too ... 21...
There was a symmetry to their day: the first call of “Fish On!” went up from their boat, Casuarina, two minutes into competition. Their last fish bit with only two minutes left in competition. The...
Emily Wise Theresa Lasher Rebecca Riker Charlie Coleman Barbara Jaeggi
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2012/05/25 15:37
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SD Red Meat Production In April Up Over Year
Commercial red meat production for South Dakota totaled 81.9 million pounds during April, down 5 percent from March but up 2 percent over the year. The Agriculture Department says both pork and sheep...
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2012/05/25 14:45
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Seafood and Meat Safety - Food Safety - Nutrition
Fish is a healthy food because it's a lowfat source of high-quality protein. But contaminants, such as parasites, bacteria and chemical pollutants, are often associated with different types of...
2012/05/25 07:05
2012/05/25 07:05
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Sick fish costs Clean Seas millions
SOMETHING fishy is afoot at Clean Seas Tuna as a mystery illness is killing its stock of Yellowtail Kingfish, adding at least $17.5 million to its full year loss. The gut enteritis problem affecting...
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2012/05/25 03:42
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New Zealand hopes to end whaling deadlock
WASHINGTON, May 23, 2012 (AFP) - - New Zealand's foreign minister voiced hope Wednesday that Japan would find a way to compromise in coming years on whaling, despite a long and bitter deadlock in...
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2012/05/24 21:16
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The one that got away: Giant catch eaten by tiger...
COMMERCIAL tuna fishermen have been accused of using whale sharks as giant lures to increase their catch. Whale sharks naturally attract schools of fish and Greenpeace has accused the industry of...
Greenpeace
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2012/05/24 21:12
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The early bird got the...
I usually set up in the woods on opening day of turkey season, at the intersection of trails along the base of a ridge. But this year I put my camo tent next to some honeysuckle beneath a lone cedar...
2012/05/24 20:53
2012/05/24 20:53
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Discovery Center Takes Scientific Look at Race
There are many different ways to identify a person, from economic status to differences in skin color. The “Race: Are We So Different” exhibit at the Discovery Center takes a scientific look at the...
Discovery Center Charlotte McCoy Matthew Barnes Peter Nielebock Discovery Center
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2012/05/24 17:03
2012/05/24 17:03
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The Whale Hunt in Barrow
The first stop in Barrow is along the Arctic shore to see the remains of house ‘mounds’, sod structures going back 1,500 years. Thousands of artifacts led archeologists to believe that people occupied...
2012/05/24 16:50
2012/05/24 16:50
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Slide show: Take a tour of the Fleece & Fiber fai...
BARBARAELLEN KOCH PHOTO | This demonstration shows how wool is sheared off in one large piece. The 3rd annual Long Island Fleece & Fiber Fair — the only event of its kind on Long Island — was held...
Long Island Livestock Company Hallockville Museum Farm
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