
Infrequent tweeter on #agriculture, #sustainability, #ruminants, #sheep, #cycling, #brewing, and #whiskey.
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All she wanted to do today was go fishing. Why? I have no idea. So we went...
Thankfully we caught nothing, since neither of us wanted to handle fish. And she loved every second of it.
"Dad, there's no people here. And no masks." #OptOutside #fishing
Need your #Baachelor season 4 fix? Time to find the farm on IG as I explore a new SM platform. What's the worst that could happen?
Friends, the content on #Twitter/X has lost much of the original vibe of the platform. As such, most of our content will be found on our @instagram account instead.
Follow us there (sheepthrillsoh) for more #sheep365 and for season 4 of the #Baachelor, coming VERY soon!
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This is everything…one of the best stages of all time followed by an interview that was as good if not better 🙌
Thinking of you today, @BoHarstine.
Elephants’ cancer-preventing genes may have evolved to protect their sperm from the scorching hot habitats the pachyderms’ live in trib.al/6XoHeWW
Was about to pull the plug on @Twitter. Then I realizedthat @NBCSports ruined the #TDF2023 broadcast by paywalling it. Guess I'll stay til the end of the month for @LeTour coverage.
Why do we pay for TV filled w/ads (paid) only to find out we have to pay more for TV we want?
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Have you seen a weird-looking gelatinous blob attached to your boat? @michiganstateu Jo Latimer @CANRatMSU says that could be a good thing! via @MichiganRadio
michiganradio.org/environmen…
Four pictures can't do yesterday justice: 77 miles, ~5000', widespread flooding, 20 mph winds... It was an epic ride that pushed our limits but we cracked our category top 10 for a 2nd straight year! And last "stream" crossing made a nice bike wash.
Already can't wait for 2024.
This map only means one thing... #DeathMarch is in the morning and it's going to be a soggy one. Here's hoping for Callahan.
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Before ➡️ After #ParisRoubaix 🐐
📷 @tgouvenou
The perfect combination of my interests. The #ParisRoubaix and #ruminants. @novaiswander, add this to your list of potential clearing uses.
To prepare for #ParisRoubaix, 40 goats and sheep are working to weed 2,300m of cobblestones on the Trouée d'Arenberg!
📷: @parisroubaix
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This thread is scientific collaboration at its best💯
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Phebe Benedict and her husband Aaron kept the central station of the Underground Railroad in the Alum Creek Friends' Settlement in Peru Township, Ohio. The couple actively assisted freedom seekers, at one time harboring 61 freedom seekers at their house in a single month. #whm
Very few things equal watching students put into practice what they've learned. A couple difficult pulls this week (and great teamwork) capped off by our first set of quads this afternoon! We're living the dream in small ruminant production. #sheep365 #lambing23 #handsonlearning
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Firing Chris Holtmann after his first bad season ever… and before his elite recruiting class comes in next season… after losing two outstanding talents (by far his 2 best players, Liddell & Branham) to the NBA… and while starting 4 freshmen…. Feels like the worst idea ever.
I always try to time this lab out to coincide with #ValentinesDay, although the students question my sense of humor. Breeding soundness exams and pregnancy ultrasounds on the ewes! #sheep365 #handsonlearning
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Back by popular demand, our annual Valentine's Day cards. Please distribute responsibly.
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We need to talk. Opossums just don't eat nearly as many ticks as folks have been led to believe. It's not the opossum's fault - ticks just aren't a great food source. You understand, right?
📷 Jessica Bolser/USFWS
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Check out our article in @jdairyscience inspired on a farm visit by @UNLincoln @UNL_AniSci @UdderlyAmoosed dairy nutrition grad students who visited a farm and came back with a question... "What do cows prefer?" authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…


































