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Kayla Miller

Portage
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Communications Coordinator for Portage Public Schools and former @Mlive reporter for the Kalamazoo Gazette.
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Camp Book Review

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By Kayla Miller, Joly Herman Verified
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 8+ Cheery graphic novel shows camp routines, friend jealousy. Parents need to know that Camp is the second graphic novel (after Click) in a series by Kayla Miller about a girl named Olive. In this book, Olive and her friend Willow go to sleep-away camp for the first time. Practical in its tone, Camp details the inner workings of sleepaway camp. The counselors give support and guidance when a camper is having trouble adjusting to time away from home.
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Beyond the Stacks

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By Sarah Harman, Stephen Jones, Kayla Miller, Andrea Wyant
| City Lifestyle Verified
Want to start a publication? Learn More Featured Article Meet One of Your Local Librarians, Andrea Wyant! Article by Andrea Wyant Photography by Hutch Tibbetts, Douglas County Libraries Originally published in Parker City Lifestyle Andrea Wyant is the Collection Acquisition Supervisor at Douglas County Libraries. She’s a proud Parker resident and one of your local librarians.
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How Does Trypsin Inhibitor Activity in Complete Feed Affect Your Nursery and Grower Pigs?

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By Nicholas K. Gabler, Kayla Miller, Mitch Nisley
| Farm Journal's Pork (Pork Business) Verified
By Nicholas Gabler, Kayla Miller and Mitch Nisley of Iowa State University Soybeans and soybean coproducts, namely soybean meal, are highly desired for their amino acid profile. Still, they contain several antinutritional factors that can impede digestion, absorption and bioavailability of nutrients and energy, and can affect animal health and performance.
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