Sheep jump fences. There's nothing new about that.
Woody Lane, PhD
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Articles by Woody Lane, PhD
Everyone knows about vitamins, right?
We often go to great extremes to do the best for our animals.
The new Small Ruminant NRC is a big book with lots of features.
Forage test reports are like short stories.
If you own sheep, you know about copper.
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