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I hate to admit this, but I’m having a hard time telling my kids and
our cattle apart. I mean, there have always been similarities between
Colemans and cows, but I think we have moved past resembling each other
and into total herd confusion.
You’ve seen him. Maybe sitting on a bench at the feed store or the
co-op. He wears a cowboy hat, blue jeans and a well-worn long-sleeved
shirt. Something is caked on his boots, most likely excrement from some
mammal he has worked with.
My husband, Gregory, and I raise both horses and cows, so we have quite a
number of animals to feed. We often supplement our nursing mares and
cows with our home-raised oats in the spring before they can go on green
grass.
The Paris Agreement is an international treaty on climate change,
adopted in 2015. Its goal is to limit global warming to 2.7ºF. “To
achieve this long-term temperature goal, countries aim to reach global
peaking of greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible to achieve a
climate-neutral world by midcentury,” according to the United Nations.
Do you remember Sea-Monkeys? When I was young, I saw the advertisements
in the back of magazines and knew I needed to have my own Sea-Monkeys.
For only $1.25, I was promised the Sea-Monkeys, a one-year supply of
food, living plasma, water purifier, a fully illustrated manual on
Sea-Monkeys care and a growth guarantee in writing.
Idaho water forecasts have been “all over the board” this year. So
what’s going on with predictability models, and why does the water user
get pulled down on allotment and then increased?
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