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Cattlemen fear what a drought could do to the beef industry ins 2012 Derrell S. Peel, Oklahoma State University Extension | May 17, 2021 Drought conditions continue to be historically bad for this time of year and recent USDA data confirms that the situation is critical for the beef cattle industry.  USDA reports pasture and range conditions from May through October and the initial reports this year show that U.S. pasture conditions are the worst ever for May in data back to 1995 with 44 percent of pastures reported in poor and very poor condition.  Among the worst state conditions ar...

Share This Article Zanzibar, 1st August 1916, 10 Rupees, P-3, issued banknote, Red on light gray-green underprint with Dhow at left and fruit pickers at lower right, Back blank, Signature title "Financial Member of Council" crossed out with red overprint with "Chief Secreta Granada, Nicaragua. 1st October 1856, William Walker Military Scrip, Issued $25, P-S131 (Unlisted date), Issued banknote, black printing on light yellow paper, 9 x 7 inches, S/N 815, Issued to W.M. Allen for $25 for Military Services, signed by Wm. Walker China, Kiangse Government Bank, 1907 Dollar Issue $1, P-S1083, S/M#C...

There are dozens of classes to check out, online and in-person throughout the month. Throughout the Lancaster County region, there are hands-on classes that teach things like how to make a resurrection garden and a succulent planter. There’s also a seed swap in Elizabethtown. There also are virtual classes on topics like flower arranging plus virtual talks about growing native plants and more. The in-person events are limited to small groups and some virtual classes ship materials so don’t wait to sign up. Some of the virtual events are selling out quickly as well. If you have any a...

  COLUMBIA, S.C. –  The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) today announced that 69,959 Phase 1a healthcare workers in the state are currently scheduled to receive vaccination against COVID-19.   “We recognize the urgent need to vaccinate as many people in our state as possible to stop the spread of COVID-19 in our communities,” said Dr. Brannon Traxler, DHEC Interim Public Health Director. “To support this effort, hospitals should vaccinate any South Carolinian who qualifies under any category of Phase 1a, which encompasses our healthcare workers....

Flickr Creative Commons Poor Will’s Almanack for the First Week of Late Winter, the third week of the Snow Flea Moon (when snow fleas often appear on the surface of fresh snow), the second week of the Sun in Aquarius. The sun has been rising higher in the sky ever since the 26 th of December. We are a month into the new solar year, and the day will soon be almost three quarters of an hour longer than it was four weeks ago, for the first time since November. While today’s weather may or may not reflect these changes, cumulative records reveal a climatic shift in which all of the events o...