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Water Conservation Starts at Home PLANET INSPIRED *WINNER*

Admin | April 29, 2011

When I heard about this project of Planet Inspired by National Geographic and NorthFace, I knew exactly what I wanted to. A short film that will show people that fresh water conservation starts at home. It just as simple as keeping the faucet off as you brush your teeth.


“Farm Stay Weekend” Lhundman’s photos around Bathurst, Australia

Admin | April 29, 2011

A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Bathurst, Australia by TravelPod blogger Lhundman titled “Farm Stay Weekend”. TravelPod is a company of TripAdvisor™. Lhundman’s travel blog entry: “The US program I came with set-up a weekend for all of its students to stay with an Australian family on a farm. They drove us out West about 3.5 hours and then dropped us off with our family for the weekend. We were staying in Brathurst, a town of about 30000, and even though it was smaller it reminded me a lot of home. We stayed with a family of 5, Anne and Terry had 3 sons, but only one was living at home. One lived in New Zealand, one in London, and the one who was at home had just gotten back from 4 years in London, and traveling Africa and Egypt…once again they all travel so much here! They lived on the outskirts of the town and lived about 25 minutes from their actual farmland. All of the farms here were sheep and cattle farms and they used to be vegetable farms as well until the drought hit. We are all now big believers and have a great understanding of the drought. These are the people it has actually hit. Sydney and the coastal cities are not in early as severe condition as the inland towns and farms. They said that the river that runs through their town they actually started to route to Sydney because there are more people there. They grass feed their cattle and when they can’t be grass fed (because there is no grass), they have to pay for grain, and if they


Home Water Saving Tips

Admin | April 26, 2011

www.Lowes.com Learn different tips for water conservation around the house. You can also save with WaterSense fixtures and ENERGY STAR Qualified appliances. Kitchen: Check your faucet. You can fix leaks up top by using a repair kit, or by replacing the cartridge or ball. If you find leaks underneath your sink, the pipes, fittings, and hoses probably need to be tightened or replaced. Be sure to turn off the water supply to make repairs. A dishwasher that is ENERGY STAR Qualified can wash the dishes using less water. Scrap the dishes instead of rinsing them, and only run the dishwasher when it’s full. When washing vegetables, place a basin in the bottom of the sink to catch the water. Reuse that water to water your plants or garden. Keep a pitcher of water in the fridge so you do not have to run the tap until the water gets cold. Laundry Room: High efficiency washers use less water and heat less water, saving you energy, water and money. Bathroom: Turn off the water when you’re brushing your teeth or shaving. Use a cup of water to rinse your razor. Consider installing a water-saving aerator or switch to an EPA WaterSense faucet. Switch to a WaterSense certified showerhead and turn off the water when shampooing. If you have kids in the house, limit shower time to a few songs on the radio. Check your toilet for leaks. Lowe’s carries toilet replacement parts and kits and WaterSense toilets. Lawn and Garden: You can empty the water from a dehumidifier into flower pots and


Aussie Farmers Direct - Meet our Farmer: Kevin Sanders

Admin | April 25, 2011

Aussie Farmers Direct has reinvented the ‘milkman’, delivering 100% Australian fresh fruit, vegetables, milk, bread, meat and much more direct to your door. In this video hear from Kevin Sanders, who has been on his family farm in the beautiful Yarra Valley for 40 years and now supplies apples to Aussie Farmers Direct. Add some apples to your order today and taste the difference for yourself: Visit www.aussiefarmers.com.au


Konichiwa Aussie Beef (episode 5)

Admin | April 23, 2011

Japan has long been our most valuable beef market, but there is still room for Australian beef to improve its position and gain even higher premiums. Australias reputation for food safety is the foundation of our success in Japan. Aussie beef is seen as an everyday good value product, with a clean natural image. Our next challenge is to get it on the menu in the five star sector. MLA works with chefs from top tier restaurants to win their respect for Australian red meat and help us spread the word.


Greenovate Tips- Water Conservation

Admin | April 23, 2011

Australian native Scott’s biggest concern for his Greenovation is water conservation. By overhauling his bathroom, hot water heater and backyard, Scott saves 0 a year on water costs.


Ann & Bug on Cattle

Admin | April 21, 2011

Ann and her Aussie Bug working cattle during the Fido’s Farm Triherdlon (sheep, cattle, ducks) on May 17, 2009


The Future of Water Conservation

Admin | April 20, 2011

A brand new way to save 30% of your landscape water usage by paying attention to where the water goes.


Behind The Scenes: RSPCA Puppy Farm Seizure

Admin | April 19, 2011

Puppy farming, in simple terms, is large-scale commercial production of puppies for sale. Puppies are sold through pet shops, the Internet, newspaper ads or at the puppy farm itself. Over-breeding, in-breeding, minimal veterinary care, substandard housing conditions, high mortality rates for puppies and puppies to an unsuspecting public. Read more at www.rspca.org.au ***** Many thanks to Daylight for Deadeyes for donating their song “I Need Love” featured in this video: itunes.apple.com


Off Farm Stories NEAR.wmv

Admin | April 17, 2011

Drought and a decision to seek employment outside of the farm business. West Australian farmer Steve Rowe provides valuable insite into his decision to leave an active farm business during 2007, a second consecutive season of drought, most importantly how he was able to return to continue the successful business.


Committee reports absolves Ngilu

Admin | April 17, 2011

www.ntv.co.ke Tonight water minister,Charity Ngilu, is breathing with a sigh of relief after the parliamentary probe cleared her of graft allegations in her ministry. The committee instead questioned the motive of accusers and recommends the removal of the National Water Conservation and Pipeline Corporation chairman. Linda ogutu reports.


About Australian Red Meat - BEEF - On the farm

Admin | April 15, 2011


Water Conservation in Plano

Admin | April 14, 2011

All about water conservation in Plano.


Hobby Farm Trailer Official

Admin | April 13, 2011

Set on the outskirts of Sydney in the late 1970’s, Hobby Farm is an exciting new Australian crime drama. An amazingly low budget production that achieves the scope, style and production value of a multi-million dollar Hollywood blockbuster. Starring Paul J. Murphy, Travis McMahon, Vince Sorrenti, Gerard Kennedy, Johnny Boxer, Lex Marinos, Les Toth. Directed by Brad Diebert Score by Andrew Giddings (Jethro Tull) Give us your rating!


BOCC Proclaims April 2011 Water Conservation Month

Admin | April 11, 2011

Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners Meeting: 4/06/2011 Commissioner Murman presents a proclamation, on behalf of the Board of County Commissioners, declaring April 2011 as Water Conservation Month. Hillsborough County: www.hillsboroughcounty.org Hillsborough Television www.htv22.org Become a fan of Hillsborough County, Florida on Facebook at… http Follow Hillsborough County, Florida on Twitter at… www.twitter.com


Clements Gap Wind Farm Official Opening

Admin | April 11, 2011

Clements Gap Wind Farm was officially opened by South Australian Premier Mike Rann on February 18, 2010. The 56.7MW project is Pacific Hydro’s first in South Australia and was made possible thanks to proactive state government policies, strong support from the Port Pirie Regional Council and an enthusiastic community. Located in South Australia’s mid north Clements Gap Wind Farm will produce electricity equivalent to the needs of around 30000 homes annually and abate around 5 million tonnes of greenhouse gas during the project’s lifespan. In keeping with our commitment to supporting local communities much of the construction work was contracted locally and over the lifespan of the project Pacific Hydro’s Sustainable Communities fund will inject more than million into local community organisations.


Chris & Bonza on Cattle

Admin | April 9, 2011

Chris working his Aussie Bonza on cattle at Fido’s Farm May 17, 2009.


Student Water Conservation Film.m4v

Admin | April 8, 2011

Students at an alternative high school explore the topic of water conservation, addressing the questions; Why should we save water? and How can we save water?


Pre-feasibility Pakistan’s First Environmental Control Dairy Farm 6 May 2010 Lahore Pakistan

Admin | April 7, 2011

PAKISTAN’S FIRST ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL DAIRY FARM Download “Pre-feasibility Studies: Environmentally Controlled Dairy Farm (50 American Cows)” www.smeda.org FARMERS DAIRY Pind Heir, Bedian Rd. Lahore, PAkistan Salient Features • It’s a new and remarkable revolution in dairy sector by creating a self sufficient temperature and environmental controlled dairy farm house. • Following are some of the features which are quite different from the other traditional farm houses. PROPERLY DESIGNED Properly HVAC designed and A view of Barn when outside planned by Engineers temp 42 C and inside 26 C •Optimum Temperature of 26 C inside the shed •Tunnel effect has been created which always creates cool effects for the animals •Temperature can be reduced up to the level of 20 C at certain places if required ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY FARM HOUSE IN DAY LIGHT •This type of structure is designed to utilize as less electricity as possible. •No need for the lights at the day time due to semi closed. •Self sufficient to produce coal free electricity from manure of the cows. MORE EFFICIENT COST EFFICIENT NEGATIVE PRESSURE FANS • Electricity cost is much less than traditional fans barns as used only 4 fans of 1.5 HP whereas other farms utilizes 18~20 fans of the same capacity in the same size. • Efficiency of imported cows do not suffer in hot weather resulting more productivity in Summers. CLEAN ENVIRONMENT NO GASES AND ODOR INSIDE •No gases no odor and no smell inside the


Water Conservation University Project

Admin | April 5, 2011


Metal Detecting 100 Year Old Australian Farm Stone Homestead Ruins

Admin | April 5, 2011

A day out with Billy from LostTreasure,com.au Metal Detecting 100 Year Old Australian Farm Stone Homestead Ruins


Water Conservation [F!n@L].wmv

Admin | April 3, 2011

project for HS Environmental Science Class.


Water Conservation [F!n@L].wmv

Admin | April 3, 2011

project for HS Environmental Science Class.


Unit Farm Jam 2011 - FMX Highlights

Admin | April 3, 2011

www.unitriders.com On a picture-perfect, windless day more than 2000 fans from around the remote Southland province in New Zealand’s South Island, grateful for a temporary relief from the massive earthquake disaster hours away in Christchurch, piled through the gates of the Frew brothers’ 2500-acre farm to witness some of the best riders in the world throw down on the FMX, BMX and MTB dirt jumps. For the first time in its four-year history, Australian riders filled the entire FMX podium at the 2011 Unit Farm Jam at the end of February. Western Australian Red Bull X-Fighters rider Josh Sheehan proved he is one of the best riders in the southern hemisphere when he beat the likes of Crusty Demons’ Unit rider Matt Schubring and X Games silver medallist Levi Sherwood around the predominantly natural terrain FMX course. Producer: Allan Hardy for Unit Clothing Music: Infinity by Phatchance, Bored With Sorcery by Monster Magnet


Paul Morris, ABARES, ‘Performance of Australian farms - adapting to change’

Admin | April 1, 2011

Paul Morris, ABARES, ‘Performance of Australian farms - adapting to change’


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