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A gene that occurs naturally in some cow breeds may be the key to helping cattle thrive as temperatures rise because of climate change
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A gene that occurs naturally in some cow breeds may be the key to helping cattle thrive as temperatures rise because of climate change
Joanne Nicklas says it's exciting to think that, in future, ranchers like her may not have to worry about constant shade or turning on sprinklers around the clock to cool their cattle if summer temperatures soar like they did in B.C.'s last heat dome.
Ranchers are partnering with a researcher from Thompson Rivers University to make cows more heat tolerant in the face of climate change.
The informational sign can be found near the future playground in Whitecroft. Photo SPIN. Every fall, Whitecroft residents head to Louis Creek to marvel at the salmon splashing through, after the fish make the long-distance