fromAnimals Around The Globe1 month agoPhotographyWhy 19th-Century Farmers Painted Their Animals Larger Than LifeFarmers in the 19th century used exaggerated paintings of livestock as marketing tools, reflecting agricultural pride and competitive spirit.
fromArs Technica2 weeks agoOMG scienceScrewworms are coming-and they're just as horrifying as they soundThe US is combating an imminent invasion of New World Screwworms with a biocontrol strategy using weaponized flies.
fromIndependent2 weeks agoUK newsDarragh McCullough: Why the shrinking national herd isn't the crisis some think it isIreland's livestock numbers have decreased dramatically, especially in dairy, highlighting a shift in farming practices rather than a simple decline.
fromwww.npr.org3 weeks agoParentingInto the barn: The joys of spring lambing seasonThe joy of lambing season amidst challenges like cold weather highlights the bond between farmers and their livestock.
fromAnimals Around The Globe1 month agoPhotographyWhy 19th-Century Farmers Painted Their Animals Larger Than LifeFarmers in the 19th century used exaggerated paintings of livestock as marketing tools, reflecting agricultural pride and competitive spirit.
fromArs Technica2 weeks agoOMG scienceScrewworms are coming-and they're just as horrifying as they soundThe US is combating an imminent invasion of New World Screwworms with a biocontrol strategy using weaponized flies.
fromIndependent2 weeks agoUK newsDarragh McCullough: Why the shrinking national herd isn't the crisis some think it isIreland's livestock numbers have decreased dramatically, especially in dairy, highlighting a shift in farming practices rather than a simple decline.
fromwww.npr.org3 weeks agoParentingInto the barn: The joys of spring lambing seasonThe joy of lambing season amidst challenges like cold weather highlights the bond between farmers and their livestock.
fromIrish Independent1 month agoAgricultureChild hospitalised following farm accident in Co CorkA young boy was injured in a farm accident involving livestock in Co Cork.
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