Diapers for On-the-Run Livestock In the spring of 1998, some of the lambs frolicking on steep, grassy West Virginia hillsides wore diapers—toddler size. They wore them for only a few days, with frequent changes. But th - The Lambs - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Diapers for On-the-Run Livestock In the spring of 1998, some of the lambs frolicking on steep, grassy West Virginia hillsides wore diapers—toddler size. They wore them for only a few days, with frequent changes. But th Add to Reading List Document Date: 2001-07-30 10:03:30 Open Document File Size: 44,04 KB Share Result on Facebook City Logan / Woodland / Beaver / / Company Systematics Laboratory / Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc. / / Country United States / Canada / / / Facility Airport Rd. / ARS’ Appalachian Farming Systems Research Center / / / IndustryTerm portable collection devices / / NaturalFeature Gulf Coast / Old Main Hill / Mississippi Valley / / Organization Appalachian Farming Systems Research Center / ARS’ Appalachian Farming Systems Research Center / USDA / / Person Marcia Wood / Vincent J. Tepedino / Kenneth E. Turner / Don Comis / / / Position animal scientist / Governor / flower head / / ProvinceOrState West Virginia / Utah / California / / Region southern Canada / Gulf Coast / West Virginia / / SocialTag Beekeeping Pollination Pollinators Symbiosis Insect ecology Bee Sunflower Flower Honey bee Plant reproduction

Diapers for On-the-Run Livestock In the spring of 1998, some of the lambs frolicking on steep, grassy West Virginia hillsides wore diapers—toddler size. They wore them for only a few days, with frequent changes. But thAdd to Reading List