Telstra South Australian Business of the Year
Admin | July 27, 2011
www.telstrabusinessawards.com 2011 Winner of the Telstra South Australian Business of the Year, Beerenberg Farm 2011 South Australian Winners:www.telstrabusinessawards.com About the Telstra Business Awards: www.telstrabusinessawards.com Sponsors: www.telstrabusinessawards.com
[Trailer] My Australian Farm
Admin | July 25, 2011
Coming this thursday to North-American DSiWare for 200 Points/.99. My Australian Farm is a breeding simulation game! At the beginning, all you own is an empty field, a little money and a single emu… You need to feed the emu, take care of it and improve its lifestyle. Well-fed with seed, it will lay eggs which can then be sold to the Shopkeeper. With this money, you can buy new animals at the Farmers’ Market. Little by little as your farm builds up, you will unlock certain bonuses: a grain store, a wind turbine, a sacred stone, etc. And you will be able to exchange your animals with your friends who play My Farm, My Exotic Farm, My Asian Farm or My Australian Farm! Features • 6 kind of animals to customize • Take care of your animals (food, clean, disease, etc. • Many farm improvement to buy and bonuses to collect • Exchange of animals and products with other players
Maris Sarah Monday! 16 Water Conservation! [www.keepvid.com].flv
Admin | July 25, 2011
***READ ME*** Thank you so much for watching! I hope you enjoyed this video! Tell me in the comments below what kind of video you would like to see from us!
Farming in a drought
Admin | July 23, 2011
This video is part of a story at climateXchange.aspacnet.org The video features Angus Gibson who owns and works on a fine wool merino sheep and beef cattle farm. This farm has been in the family since the late 1820’s and was handed down through the generations. It is just outside Goulburn on the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales The area has been experiencing severe widespread drought for the last five years and this has severely impacted on Angus, his family and the property in a number of ways. Some parts of the property can’t be used any more because the dams are dry, and hay for the animals has to be transported from as far away as Adelaide. For the first time in over 150 years they had to destock the property of sheep. Angus also reflects on how the drought will also affect people all over Australia because the scarcity of meat and other agricultural products from these areas will drive prices higher.
Egypt Water Conservation Campaign
Admin | July 22, 2011
Water Awareness Campaign by “Building A Better Egypt” - July 2011 Prepared by Nabil Badr Nashaat (Nabil Bilo on FB)
Leconfield 5-Day Jackeroo/Jillaroo School
Admin | July 21, 2011
www.leconfield.com Tim Skerrett invites you to Leconfield 5-day Jackaroo & Jillaroo School where he will teach you the skills you need to work on an Australian farm. Tim Skerrett invites you to Leconfield 5-day Jackaroo & Jillaroo School where he will teach you the skills you need to work on an Australian farm. Enjoy 5 days of horse back riding, calf wrestling, lassoing, whip cracking and more, like a real cowboy or cowgirl. Leconfield is the longest running Jackaroo-Jillaroo School in Australia. The 5 day School has broken in over 4000 Jackaroo hopefuls since 1997. Many of which have gone on to secure jobs with Tim’s 150 job contacts. Be introduced to the art of Natural Horsemanship, a method of horse training popularised by the movie “The Horse Whisperer”. You will participate in various sessions which focus on communicating with your horse through its own language. You will have an opportunity to create a unique partnership with your horse during the school. Whether you have been riding for years or are just a beginner come and join our family for action, laughs and memories for a life time.
PLANTING THE SEED
Admin | July 19, 2011
This is the third of six modules describing the establishment of new populations for a recovery project of the endangered coastal heath wild flower Allocasuarina emuina (Mount Emu She Oak), from the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Where community, scientists, developers and government all work together to achieve a better outcome. View all modules at youtube.com
EXPOSED - The Australian Dairy, Pork and Export industries
Admin | July 17, 2011
hey guys, there is not intention of copy right,, just wanted to show every1 about these industrys and how today our “farms” are runned. all clips are from Australia and the clips at 3:14 and onwards are some of my animals that i have rescued from these industrys. exept Shilo the pig, but i added in his clips to show how fun and amazing pigs are. Raisin ( jersey) Kimiiko ( angus cross freisian) were both rescued from dairy farms around my local area. Chester the lamb was born at my highschool ag farm, he was a orphan, so i took him home and reared him, but if the school reared him he would of been fatterned up and sent to wingham export and would of faced the fate of over 1.9 million australian sheep every year. if u have any questions about any of these industrys please ask 
please share around this info. thanks
Ending Exploitation: Animal Liberation of Australia
Admin | July 15, 2011
SupremeMasterTV.com • AW1132; Aired on 20 Oct 2009 Interview with Ms. Jacqueline Dalziell, spokeperson for the non-profit group Animal Liberation of Sydney, Australia. Animal Liberation believes that all animals “have a right to live how they would normally choose without species’ intervention” and works to expose the cruel treatment of animals on factory farms and in other businesses. The program also covers the cruel situation of the Australian sheep industry. • Please share those videos through facebook and other means. Subscribe, comment and like it are fully appreciated. The videos are in the public domain and free to use in any beneficial way. Download Link video.godsdirectcontact.net
Holy Springs: Water Conservation in Northern India | Global 3000
Admin | July 15, 2011
Climate change is taking its toll on the holy springs of the northeast Indian mountains, despite the latter enjoying divine protection. A decrease in rainfall has seen a decrease in the water they provide. Local farmers in the state of Sikkim are now fighting for their livelihoods. With 80 percent of them dependent on the springs, theycannot afford to waste a single drop of rain. But deforestation and dry weather have made water a precious commodity. The government has now joined forces with the WWF to take action.
Victorian Desalination Plant Areas of concern
Admin | July 13, 2011
Desal plant locks us into high impact water futures The announcement by the Brumby Government of the desalination plant proponents will lock Victoria into a high emissions, high impact water future. The government has had ample opportunities to choose another, lower impact option for meeting our future water needs, and there is growing public sentiment against both the current proposals for the desalination plant and North South pipeline. BASS Coast Shire called for the State Government to consider building its desalination plant somewhere other than Wonthaggi
Water Conservation Project
Admin | July 12, 2011
Farm Needs Classifieds - Launching Soon
Admin | July 11, 2011
Introducing Farm Needs Classifieds www.farmneeds.com.au The One Stop Shop for the Australian Agriculutural Industry Real Estate Plant & Equipment Livestock & Animals Employment Services Produce Every Farmer, Every Need Special thanks to “The Distance” for the use of their amazing song “This Land”
The Touch and Smell Garden Memorial at The Water Conservation Garden in San Diego, CA
Admin | July 9, 2011
Its a delight for the senses as Ms Smarty Plants from The Water Conservation Garden explains the significance of the Touch and Smell Garden exhibit as part of the school tour that day. Your sure to find some joy and be inspired to create great landscapes. For more information about the Water Conservation Garden located on the Campus of Cuyamaca Community College in San Diego (El Cajon), CA. Be sure to thank the wonderful volunteers while your there, its an amazing place to be. The Dorcas Utter Memorial Sensory Garden at the Water Conservation Garden in San Diego, CA.
The Faces of Australian Farming and Live Export
Admin | July 7, 2011
In Australia, millions of animals suffer from horrific brutality & cruelty before death. We factory farm most of our animals, live export millions of them, feed them hormones to make them produce more milk, or grow faster for the slaughter. We mules our sheep with shearers & castrate piglets with no anaestetic. Before Australians point the finger at other countries for brutal treatment of farm animals; we should begin by looking at how they are treated here.
Water Conservation
Admin | July 3, 2011
McKinney is trying to find new and smarter ways to conserve water, you can too by checking your sprinklers.
The Unappetizing Truth About Food Safety
Admin | July 3, 2011
Complete video at: fora.tv Joel Salatin imagines an ideal environment for breeding pathogens and disease, a depiction that shockingly describes most modern industrial agricultural facilities. Stressing the backwardness of regulations, Salatin mockingly explains, “But it’s OK if we zap it with some radiation a thousand miles away out here at the food processing plant. That’s food safety.” —- Joel Salatin has been featured in Michael Pollan’s book, The Omnivore’s Dilemma, and in the films Fresh and Food Inc. He is also the author of six books including Family Friendly Farming, Salad Bar Beef, and his latest, Everything I Want To Do is Illegal: War Stories from the Local Food Front. He is a full-time farmer of the highly successful Polyface Farms, and winner of the Heinz International Award for Environmental Leadership.
Farmer Wants a Life
Admin | July 1, 2011
“Farmer Wants a Life”, while a fictional composite of Australia’s many successful refugee stories portrayed by actors, tells the story of Ali and his wife. Ali, a farmer in his home country, but now a settled refugee, works on a farm in Australia after feeling civil war. Ali’s wife is a local doctor in the town near where they live and both are working to save to buy a farm of their own. The story shows how experiences from overseas have enriched Australia’s communities as refugees settle in towns throughout the country, bringing skills, culture and a commitment to starting a new life. Refugees actively contribute to Australian communities and the Australian way of life. Celebrate Refugee Week by sharing this story with your friends and family.