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Exotic livestock

By Nancy J. Shaw, Scott Wrobel

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Describes how buffalo, llamas, and ostriches are bred and raised for a variety of reasons including their meat, wool, hides, and special skills.

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Sun
Sun

By Nancy J. Shaw, Diana Loiewski Weir

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Describes the sun, its size and composition, its effect on people and on the earth, and explains why the sun is needed by plants and animals.

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Grains Let s Investigate
Grains Let s Investigate

By Ellen Hurwitz, Scott Wrobel

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Describes the cultivation and harvesting of various types of grains and discusses their many uses.

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