Admin | June 30, 2011
I was a participant and winner of the water company sponsored video contest promoting the conservation of water. Every once and a while, this video is looped on local TV as a commercial promoting water conservation in the community
Admin | June 29, 2011
Quentin Moxey, Moxey Farms, presenting at ABARES Outlook 2011 Conference (1-2 March, Canberra Australia) on ‘Dairy farming in the future’. Download presentation: daff.gov.au Footage: Part 1: www.youtube.com Part 2: www.youtube.com
Admin | June 27, 2011
This is my video blog from my experiences in Africa. It includes an update on my water conservation project in addition you will be able to see what happens in Uganda to someone when they steal… Any questions please do not hesitate to email me!
Admin | June 27, 2011
In this episode, Steve has selected a banana tree that you have a chance to name. Click through to our Facebook fanpage to recommend a name or just post a ‘like’ to someone else’s suggestion. The most ‘liked’ name will be announced in Steve’s next video as we follow its journey over the coming months.
Admin | June 25, 2011
My second video of other finds from old farm sites. hopefully you will enjoy more then my first attempt 
Admin | June 24, 2011
Teaching the teachers about water conservation at the Lady Bird Wildflower Center.
Admin | June 23, 2011
Sheep herding at Curringa Farm. Dogs Trixie & Jimmy herd sheep under the direction of Farmer Tim. visit us at: www.curringafarm.com.au
Admin | June 21, 2011
Farm recorded this ultr-rare surf soundtrack in the early 70s in the USA, but it was only ever released on this Australian pressing. The album is a mix of surf, psych and funky rock.
Admin | June 21, 2011
The Alameda County Water District (ACWD) is pleased to present the Saving Blue music video. The classrooms featured in this video were the winners in the Saving Blue Song Writing Contest. Throughout the 2010-2011 school year, the musical duo ZunZun performed water conservation assemblies in schools throughout the ACWD service area. As a follow up to these assemblies, classrooms were asked to write verses for a new water conservation song ZunZun was working on. The prize for submitting one of the best three verses was the opportunity to perform on a ZunZun CD and to be featured in a music video. Congratulation to the three winners: Latsamy Colla’s 3rd/4th grade class at Kennedy Elementary School. Jason Boyer’s 5th grade class at Parkmont Elementary School. Carolyn Gilbert’s 2nd grade class at Forest Park Elementary School.
Admin | June 19, 2011
Preview of Gapostol’s blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Warrnambool, Australia Entry Title: “The Great Ocean Road” Entry: “Our next major destination after KI was the Great Ocean Road, one of the most scenic drives in the world. The road more or less follows the coast of the Southern Ocean for several hundred kilometers and, while aware of its magnificence, we were planning on finishing it and getting to Melbourne in two days. Well, we finally got to Melbourne after 5 days on the road, exhausted, with sensorial overload from the beautiful scenery and several hundred pictures from all the interesting sites we’ve encountered on our way. Every little town we’ve been through had something interesting to offer: a beautiful rose garden, a charming historical downtown, a special museum, an isolated beach or just spectacular views of the weather-battered coast. We are not able to describe all the places we’ve stopped to (the drive to Canberra is way too short), but will do our best listing the highlights. The first interesting site we’ve seen on the Great Ocean Road was actually on land: a huge wind farm close to Millicent, South Australia. This is supposed to be the largest wind farm in Australia and had well over 200 wind turbines, enough to power several tens of thousands households for one year. And we can testify to the huge potential these wind …
Admin | June 18, 2011
Miracle Furlong is a young and determined student that has chosen Water Conservation for her school project. Miracle has taken the challenge to reduce her water consumption and help educate her family on ways to reduce their water waste. She explains how her dad takes 45-minute showers and her concern over the Colorado River. We all could take lessons from our younger generation as this youngster is determined to make Miracles happen! Please visit us at www.pushinggreen.com for more ways to save money on Green products and services.
Admin | June 15, 2011
A day in the Life of the Spangled Drongo family. The gusty conditions created by the approach of Tropical Cyclone Anthony to the North Queensland Coast towards the end of January 2011, Had this baby Drongo in all sorts of trouble. With a little helping hand from the Animal Husbandry staff of this Private Native Animal Sanctuary situated in the Whitsunday region of North Queensland Australia. Combined with the Natural parenting instincts and Bravery of the little Birds Mum and Dad seen a great result.
Admin | June 13, 2011
Preview of Chrisandem’s blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Bowen, Australia Entry Title: “Bowen” Entry: “So after almost a whole year off work, we finally had to get a job, it was a sad moment! After a few weeks of searching, we finally found jobs picking tomatoes on Eatough farm a few kms outside of Bowen. We worked everyday from 6.30am until around 5.30pm, some days we finished earlier and some days we finished later and we got a day off every 6/7 days. We were put in teams of 13 pickers and a driver. The 13 pickers have a bucket each and have to walk through a row of tomato plants each with bushes on each side. You have to pick any tomatoes with colour and put them into your bucket. A full bucket is about 100 tomatoes and when you fill your bucket you have to shout ‘bucket’, then line up next to the truck, pass your bucket along the line of pickers and then the driver empties the bucket in the bins. A bin can hold 40 full buckets, for each full bin we got paid (which went up to 0 after a few weeks) between the 13 pickers. Sounds easy but the tomato bushes aren’t very high so you are basically bending over constantly and picking tomatoes. It was pure agony, the first few days were horrendous but we eventually got used to the pain but it didn’t stop, our bodies ached all over every night, even our hands were aching. The temperature on …
Admin | June 10, 2011
Kevin Freedman from the Water Conservation Challenge shows us how we can wash clothes by hand and save water in the process. Plus a bonus magic trick! For more information please visit: www.mbeconetwork.org
Admin | June 7, 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 Michael Spork, director of First Fifteen Cattle Company who supply meat to Aussie Farmers Direct in Queensland. Add some meat to your order today and taste the difference for yourself: Visit www.aussiefarmers.com.au
Admin | June 5, 2011
just a series of videos i filmed when working on a sheep farm in wagin, Western Australia, we had a carrying capacity of close to 25000 sheep, the video is mainly on the 7000 lambs during summer, in december of 2006… enjoy
Admin | June 4, 2011
i made this for my video production class. i liked the concept, but i ran out of time and had to throw the news scene in there without much thought. besides that though, it turned out really well. Survivor - Kevin Blanton Anchorman - Anthony Palmiotto Song: Rally - Tescadero
Admin | June 3, 2011
This is a video I have made for my TAFE presentation on the overpopulation crisis of companion animals we have in Australia. All footage and images seen are from Debra Tranter and her fabulous team at Oscar’s Law. Song is Sleeping Sickness by City and Colour Please help abolish puppy farms www.oscarslaw.org
