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Posts by Ada Smith

Science from the saddle: The importance of story

By Ada Smith | February 21, 2020

Last summer, I fell into an irrigation ditch, lost a bale off the flatbed, and broke a fence. I started off very slow when fixing fence, slow on my horse,…

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