back on the emails today trying to get some educational materials together for Ukrainian refugee children #AcademicTwitter #Ukraine
#refugees
#agricultureuniversity
I am at Isaccea in Romania where refugees can get free food, sim cards and onward buses. Volunteers even provide for pets #animalwelfare #Ukraine #refugeesupport #Romania
hats and gloves for children as I head to the Romania frontier to help out. the authorities are doing well will food and protection but small things count too.
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Now taking orders for the minibolus for rumen pH - mailchi.mp/ca8f9034a493/now-…
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Farm report: A Dutch farm where dairy cows live longer dairyglobal.net/Farm-trends/…
It is about time the downsides of veganism got talked about. Eating eggs reduces risk of type 2 diabetes, study indicates sciencedaily.com/releases/20…
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@LEAFchief says we need to build into people’s understanding of what lies behind our food
It's got a bit late for another Tory in fight to save us
When people voted to Take Back Control they didn’t expect it all to end up in the hands of Dominic Cummings.
Credible delivery of regeneration requires a spirit of empowerment, real devolution, incentives and strong local partnerships. We cannot afford to get this wrong again:
Which probably means that we were more open to ideas in the old days than trying to claim ownership
Replying to @Cowsonline @BBCFoodProg @SheilaDillon @edenproject @PollyRussell1 @CornwallFood @BBCCornwall @JamaicaPattyCo @CornwallLive @LoveCornishFood @eden_media_team @BBCFood
There is indeed an early literature reference mentioning pasty in Plymouth ... but there are earlier ones on the continent.
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Cant quite believe I’m saying this but I’m absolutely delighted and honoured to announce I’ve had the privilege to be....
A guest presenter on @BBCCountryfile this Sunday @7pm, for special feature for international women’s day.
#countryfilewomen – at Croglin, England
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Prof Myles Allen explains why the current calculation for greenhouse gases means livestock are overly blamed for their effect on climate change.
Listen to our full debate here:
https://nitter.cf/t.co/3Nu0eYAQEq
#NetZero #ClimateChange
Whatever size of business it needs management to meet the market needs and optimise production costs for cow health and welfare
Is this the future for the dairy industry? Large, well run, well invested, intensive corporate farms? Other producers will need to keep up with these KPIs or we may not be able to economically continue. More of a place for differentiating product for grazing systems? Organic?













