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The VitLife "A paradigm shift to vitiligo awareness" In this article guest author Emily Krasch discusses what it means to create vitiligo awareness and explores how we can best communicate the many ways in which living with vitiligo can impact us. https://lnkd.in/eUvPkmsn #vitiligo #vitiligosociety #vitiligoawareness #vitiligosupport

This is a tadpole fish, or Raniceps Raninus. They like cold water, and get their name from the fact they look like a really big tadpole. They do not turn into frogs. -- Mae'r pysgodyn penbwl, neu Raniceps Raninus yn hoffi dŵr oer, ac yn cael eu henw o'r ffaith eu bod yn edrych fel penbwl mawr iawn. Nid ydynt yn troi yn llyffantod.

Six HOP MYTHS I’ll debunk in future articles on the MacKinnon Report. 1. The hops you select, sniff and rub in Yakima are the hops you get. 2. The U.S. has an effective public breeding program. 3. It’s best to buy the freshest hops because older hops are lower quality. 4. Without forward contracts, farmers can’t produce hops. 5. Paying the fair price recommended by the US industry helps support farmers. 6. Hop Growers of America equally represents all American hop farmers. If you’d like to see any of these first, or if you have another hop myth you think needs debunking, please let me know in the comments below or in a DM. 🤔 In an upcoming post, I will make a list of hop truths that contradict the accepted narrative. That will be more shocking! Please like this post if you’d like to see that. 👍🏼

On Vitiligo Day, let's spread awareness that vitiligo is manageable and treatable. Embrace your spots, own your scars, and thrive! Together, we can make a difference. #VitiligoAwareness #EmbraceYourSpots #VitiligoDay #AmritaHospitalKochi

We had cooperated with NOVAG SAS a couple of years ago, and can simply say their machines are at the cutting hedge of all no-till machinery. at FSS System - Regenerative Agriculture Agency we fully support those who provide actual fields-hands on solutions enabling a more regenerative agronomy to be. #regenerative #notill #regenerativeagronomy

Keep spreading the stories Carbon Cowboys, Understanding Ag, LLC - Experts in Regenerative Ag, Peter Byck Savory Institute Groundswell Agriculture! Soil Health IS Public Health! #soilhealth #soil #Regenerative #regenerativeagriculture #plants #bettertomorrow #futurefarming

If you haven't read it already, remember to take a look at our half-year report for 2024, featuring our Farmer Owner Emilia Astrenius from Lövåsa Farm, Sweden. 🌾 Emilia's story is highlighted on the front page and throughout the report. You can get to know her in the video below 👇 Check out the report to learn more the progress we and our farmer owners have made over the past six months. 📈 https://lnkd.in/d2BzWQi4

In April, two adjacent cicada broods emerge from the ground. According to the University of Connecticut, cicada broods typically emerge together, but this year is unique. For the first time in over 200 years, both Brood XIX (appearing every 13 years) and Brood XIII (appearing every 17 years) will emerge simultaneously, leading to a season filled with high-pitched buzzing. Do you love the sounds they make or does it irritate you? #pestnow #happycustomers #pestcontrol #Wildliferemoval #lawncare #mosquitocontrol #tickcontrol #tapinsulation #fleacontrol

☘️Another day at the Aberdare ridges, breathing fresh air, the clouds are heavy, raindrops are falling, and the breeze from the Forest is something to die for. 🥔 🎯I'm giving hope to the fàrmer that they will be able to book certified seeds through our Mzizi platform this coming season. Have you scheduled your harvest yet, to be able to access the formal market? You can also do that through Mzizi . #certifiedseeds #mzizi #formalmarket capacity building

For the past two years, I've been involved in the making of a documentary that explores the rise of civet coffee tourism across southeast Asia. Our film focusses on the trade in civets in Vietnam, the last remaining stronghold of the endangered Owston's civet (Chrotogale owstoni) and home to incredible conservation organisations working on the ground to save them. This film was made on less than 1% of a nature documentary budget, created using second-hand cameras, a go-pro, our smart phones, and a lot of grit and determination to tell the civet's story. In-country filming was conducted in just 15 days- the tightest itinerary I've ever had to manage, and I've been leading oversees research projects for almost ten years. We came home to a mixture of emotions. We saw some of the most harrowing situations imaginable from the mass trafficking of wildlife and the inhumane farming of wild animals, to the silent forests left behind after over-extraction of animals. Yet we also had the privilege to meet some of the most wonderfully skilled and dedicated people working to protect civets and the environment from exploitation. I can only imagine what we could have achieved with more time, funding, and equipment, but I hope this film serves as an example of what can be achieved with good will, perseverance, and a shared drive for human-wildlife co-existence. Since this film was pre-released in April, we've made huge strides in progress with the tourism industry, who are now taking action to protect civets from civet coffee tourism. This film is research and grassroots creative impact at it's very best. We are truly endebted to all those organisations and people who have made this film possible, this really has been a team effort. I urge you to take half an hour out of your day to watch this film. And I highly encourage you to follow and support all the organisations who feature throughout, they're the real hero's of todays animal welfare and conservation crisis. The Civet Project Foundation Wild Welfare Culture & Animals Foundation Fanimal Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots Program Save Vietnam's Wildlife Animals Asia Asia for Animals Coalition #civetcoffee #kopiluwak #documentary #film #civets #conservation #animalwelfare #tourism https://lnkd.in/ed6KrsvV