Відео

save the pigs

would you like it if someone did tht to you?

O homem que é desumano! Que pena! Esses bichinhos têm muito a nos ensinar

…🤐…こんなニかわ❤イー🥱のに💧💧😨泣けてくる💢💢💦

肉_－＿🤐するなよなあ！

So amazing talk

🌺 *Promosm*

Looks like Afterlife, Priests and Gods have always been with us, as humans. Being the only living creature that knows it will die (as far as we know) many humans need an Afterlife fantasy. This excavation is very important in an Irish and Global context. We're fortunate to have the services of very knowledgeable Archaeologists working with great care and attention within our sites. Go raibh maith agaibh/Thanks.

Devenish demonstrate improved farm profitability through better soil management 16th September 2016 Devenish demonstrate improved farm profitability through better soil management EU Commissioner, Phil Hogan, with members of his Cabinet recently visited Clive Reed's dairy farm in Co. Monaghan, one of three monitor farms participating in the Soil Improvement Programme, a collaboration between Devenish, Lakeland Dairies and Thomson and Joseph; and the Devenish Research farm, namely, the Lands at Dowth, in Co. Meath, which demonstrates how farm profitability and environmental benefits can be delivered simultaneously. Ciaran Conway, Ruminant Nutritionist at Devenish explains, "Grass is the cheapest source of nutrients for ruminants, yet milk from forage is in long term decline. Meanwhile, we are finding a decline in the nutritional value of forage, which is linked to cow health issues. It is also becoming increasingly important to maximise on-farm resources to reduce costs and embrace practices which enhance the environment. We believe the answer to this lies in the soil." The Soil Improvement Programme helps to grow more and better grass to improve cow health, productivity and profitability, whilst enhancing the environment. It involves three steps; 1. Aerating to reduce compaction; 2. Using soil analysis to rebalance soil fertility; 3. Biologically treating slurry with 'Digest-it' to maximise nutrient availability and reduce ammonia, thus helping the soil biology

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