Taxidermist’s life framed by giant bear and fierce lion
Columbus AP report profiles Max Shipley a 63 year old taxidermist who mounts hundreds of deer and wildlife many animals over 33 years including Old Moe the 8 foot Alaskan brown bear and a garage lion. He works with his son mounting skins after tanning in Colorado.
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Fertilizer use reports differ on year totals
Washington AP reports that farm use of fertilizer may be higher than weeks ago estimates. USDA data through April show a 19 percent drop in the first 10 months, with April consumption down 15 percent year over year. The Fertilizer Institute notes a May surge, with shipments up 12 percent from May last year as farmers resumed purchases amid favorable weather.
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