GUNWARRIE HARVEST.AVI
Admin | March 30, 2011
harvest at gunwarrie farm 2008/9 in western australia. running two cat lexion combines, one with a direct baleing system….also 30ton chaser bin pulled by a cat. awesome set up!!!
F1 champion Sebastian Vettel shears sheep - Australia
Admin | March 28, 2011
Sebastian took time out of his pre-race schedule to visit Warrook Cattle Farm in Victoria to learn how Australians farm. Not many world champions can say they can also shear sheep… RedBullRacing.com
Water Conservation - Customer Behavior and Effective Communicationswmv
Admin | March 28, 2011
Water Research Foundation Webcast from March 2, 2010. This webcast presents an overview of Foundation project #4012, Water Conservation: Customer Behavior and Effective Communications. It details research objectives, methodologies, and presents some findings and conclusions.
Sebastian Vettel at Warrook Farm, Australia (full HD)
Admin | March 24, 2011
On Wednesday 23 March current Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel took time out of his busy pre-race schedule to visit Warrook Cattle Farm in rural Victoria for a crash course in Aussie farming. Sebastian is a nature and animal lover and was keen to get out of the city and explore the Australian countryside, so he was more than happy to roll up his sleeves and assist the farmers at the working sheep and cattle station, which is located approximately 80 kms south-east of Melbourne. Sheep shearer, Travis Scott gave Sebastian a quick lesson on the art of sheep shearing (it’s a lot more difficult than it looks) then put the world champion to work. Sebastian eagerly but with caution grabbed a sheep from the pen and got to it, under the watchful eye of 50+ media. With a little more guidance from farmer Travis, Sebastian sheared the sheep and was awarded a round of applause and congratulations from the farmhands and media. Job well done! Next up for the Formula One ace was hearding the sheep in the paddock with the help of resident sheep-dog, ‘Bluey’. He did well, and farmer Travis was so impressed with Sebastian’s skills that he said ‘if Formula One doesn’t work out for Sebastian, he can definitely get a job on the farm, he’s a quick learner’. © Red Bull, 2011
“The Wine Country” Gapostol’s photos around Tanunda, Australia
Admin | March 22, 2011
A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Tanunda, Australia by TravelPod blogger Gapostol titled “The Wine Country” Gapostol’s travel blog entry: “Wine, cheese and beautiful scenery are the three elements defining our experience in the South Australian wine country: the Clare and Barossa Valleys. Our first encounter with a different “world” than the endless desert was in Port Augusta, a small and rather charming port city situated at “Australia’s crossroads.” We reached the town at dusk and spent just a night and a few hours next morning there but we got enough time to visit the downtown, the piers and to open an account for free wireless Internet at the public library (in South Australia all public libraries offer free Internet once you open an account - even to tourists) so that we can check emails and talk back home. From Port Augusta to Clare Valley are only 130 miles/200 km (almost a walk in the park when compared to the 800 miles/1200 km we did in the previous two days) so we’ve decided to pace ourselves and use the smaller country roads instead of the highway. As we’ve have started driving, it is hard to imagine the change in scenery as soon as we’ve reached the Flinders Mountains: instead of the stony, red desert with puny bushes and rare wildlife that we were used to seeing for more than a week now, we were driving by endless golden wheat fields, green pastures, vineyards and beautiful, green trees. A picture straight out of Tuscany, we might add …
1987 Commercials (Australia) - Vol 12
Admin | March 20, 2011
These ads originally aired on 7 Brisbane in 1987. They include: Dempsey & Makepeace promo, ALF / Family Ties promo, AIDS, Goldair, Australia Post and Cobbity Farm. This Video has been put on Youtube for Educational and Historical Purposes, if is a problem, I will remove the clip, Thank You.
Water conservation and savings through Irrigation system for home owners
Admin | March 18, 2011
This is the first video of 3, “please watch all 3 to get a complete understanding of what is being proposed.” Upgrade your residential / home existing irrigation system using new technology. This technology / equipment can be used on older systems as well as new ones. Effective evaluation of your irrigation system will not only conserve water but will cost less to run when done properly.
Australian Landscape Architecture at Grey Ladyes Farm
Admin | March 18, 2011
Landscape Architect Nicholas Bray has created a mounded garden around an Allen Jack + Cottier house in the Southern Highlands of NSW. The garden combines bold planting, earth mounds, a pool and framed views over Mittagong.
Farm on the liverpool plains, Australia Part 2
Admin | March 16, 2011
this is another make of my original video of our old farm. This is mainly video footage. IM very greatful that my grandfather did video a lot of our farm and i have come to really appreciate it. I never got to thank him for doing it but it really means a lot to me. I really took that farm for granted and i do wish i had appreciated it more. we sold this farm in 2004
Water Conservation, Water Budget Application and Water Rates
Admin | March 16, 2011
In this webinar, Shil Niyogi, Sr. Marketing Director at DCSE describes the importance of allocating water budget not only for SBX7-7 (20% reduction of water use by 2020) but also to be fair and equitable in water allocation. DCSE’s GIS based water budget application helps in allocating water to customers and tracking water use, move in’s/out’s and customer requested variances; and also helps in rate structure development. This is an edited version of the webinar - if you have any questions on water budget program development or the water budget application, please email Shil Niyogi at sniyogi@dcse.com or call him at 949-465-3400.
UB-FINE Hands Free Water Conservation System
Admin | March 10, 2011
A. Hand Touch Free B. Foot Pedal Control, JIS 500000 times operation. C. Prevents Infection No hand touching the tap to prevent inter-infections from flu virus (H1N1), bacteria. D. Electricity Free Pedal control, save energy. E. Water Saving More than 60% of water economized rate, as tested Taiwans ITRI F. Maintenance free Sturdy design, no electronics device, low failure
Water Droplets | High Speed Camera | Super hydrophobic Surface | GE
Admin | March 4, 2011
Discover water droplets filmed with a high speed video camera. The super hydrophobic surface creates the dancing water. GE is committed to water conservation through innovation and technology.
Water Smart - Why Water Conservation?
Admin | March 1, 2011
Outdoor water use is causing the summer domestic water use averages in the City of Kelowna to be four times the average water use in the winter months. About 75 per cent of the City’s domestic water consumption is in the form of outdoor landscape irrigation.