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Welcome to the Hemp Farm

Posted By Admin on February 8, 2012

Join us at Australia’s only public hemp farm and learn all you can about the hemp seed, hemp oil, hemp protein and other hemp foods. www.hempfoods.com.au Hemp plastic, biofuel, building and more are also featured here. http

Water Conservation: Facts and Tips!

Posted By Admin on February 8, 2012

Water Conservation… Facts and Tips! Brought to you by the letter “W”…! Because you can’t spell “water” without it! Please consider these facts when thinking about your water consumption. Hopefully, with some effort, you can help conserve water and protect our way of living! Cast: - Kaitlynn Bodao - Raymon Jumpingbull - Mark Nacino Script: - Pablo Ahumada Editing: - Mark Nacino Vallejo High School, Freshmen Class ‘15

“Working on a banana farm in the outback” Austravel’s photos around Humpty Doo, Australia

Posted By Admin on February 6, 2012

Preview of Austravel’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. Learn more about these videos: www.travelpod.com

Garden Water Conservation — Proper Irrigation and Alternative Water Sources

Posted By Admin on February 5, 2012

For the next video in this series, please click here: www.monkeysee.com

Dairy Farm Electric Fencing in Australia

Posted By Admin on February 4, 2012

Dairy farm and wildlife protection video testimonial for Gallagher Australia Electric Fencing Systems

Alpacas on a Farm in Victoria Australia - PoathTV

Posted By Admin on February 2, 2012

On one of my train filming outings I spent a few hours next to a small farm with a herd of curious Alpacas. While I waited for the trains to arrive these beautiful animals kept me company.

Water Conservation PSA

Posted By Admin on February 1, 2012

Mine and Daniel Bowen’s 60 second Public Service Announcement made for Bobcat Update. I edited using FinalCut Express and GarageBand.

Australina Farm Tours - JAPANESE Voice

Posted By Admin on January 31, 2012

Australian Agricultural Tours have been accommodating Large groups of Agricultural Students and Farmers from japan for the last 18 years, we believe that we can accommodate groups in most farming area’s in Australia. Farm stays and work experience are our strong area’s.

Caroma Innovation Story

Posted By Admin on January 29, 2012

Caroma is Australia’s foremost designer, manufacturer, importer and distributor of domestic and commercial sanitaryware and bathroom products. Caroma is at the forefront of product innovation and is the market leader in reduced flush water efficient sanitaryware. Caroma’s history of design and product leadership has been achieved by a total commitment to research and development in all areas of quality, aesthetics and technical excellence. Through constant innovation, Caroma continually provides the most comprehensive range of reliable, high quality, smart and stylish bathroom products worldwide. The Caroma range offers a total bathroom solution which includes toilet suites, basins, tapware, bathware and commercial and care products. Because of Australia’s dryness, it was only natural that Caroma would be the pioneers for water-conserving bathroom products. Today, the world is recognizing the necessity of resource conservation and looking to Caroma for answers. Caroma International, the export division of Caroma Industries Ltd., was established with the purpose of servicing the world market. Caroma International has expanded rapidly with products being shipped to over 39 countries worldwide. Caroma set the standard by giving the world the first successful two button dual flush system. In the 1990s, the research and development team responded with the remarkable 1.6 / 0.8 gallon (6/3 litre) two button dual flush system. With an average flush volume of less than 1 gallon

Shah Cattle Farm Bull Dabang No 1 Qurbani in Abid Town 2010

Posted By Admin on January 29, 2012

www.facebook.com Join page on facebook ”Sohrab goth gai mandi” and Website sohrabgothgaimandi.blogspot.com all cattle pics and videos updates are there and enjoy your event Eid ul Azha.

Canadian Australian Farming Exchange - Grain Marketing

Posted By Admin on January 27, 2012

www.farmlinksolutions.ca — Canada’s FarmLink Marketing Solutions and Australia’s Agfarm have now each visited each other’s countries to discover more about each other’s farming markets. This video profiles Sherry Woods, a FarmLink Marketing Advisor, in Australia.

Future City Competition

Posted By Admin on January 27, 2012

The National Engineers Week Future City aims to stir interest in science, technology, engineering and math among young people. Students work in teams under the guidance of a teacher and a volunteer engineer-mentor to design and build a city of tomorrow. They must also conduct research for an essay on a pressing social need. This year, the essay centers on ways to improve water use by creating a home system that minimizes the use of municipal or externally supplied water for its daily requirements. Future City Regional Competitions will be held in January 2009 in 40 regions across the country. First-place winners from each qualifying regional competition receive an all-expense-paid trip to the 17th annual Future City National Finals in Washington, DC, February 16-18, 2009 during National Engineers Week. The national grand prize is a trip to US Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama. More than 30000 students from 1100 middle schools are expected to participate nationwide.

Free Range Pigs - Australia

Posted By Admin on January 25, 2012

April 1998 With scrape in sheep, salmonella in chickens and mad cow disease in cattle, what epidemic will strike the pig? None, if we follow the example of Australia’s Great Southern Piggery, the world’s largest free-range pig farm. The Great Southern Piggery raises its pigs outside. The 3000 sows here graze, wallow and furrow in the sunshine - it’s pig heaven. In Europe, legislation will soon stop farmers from making animals spend their whole lives inside. Pork production will be drastically changed. More than 10% of Australia’s pigs are already raised on the open range. In Europe, that figure is now closer to 20%. Here, each sow produces 20 piglets a year - a better yield than the intensive indoor, battery-style pig farming. Once weaned, piglets spend 7 weeks leaping about on straw, developing weight and fitness. Their fate is nevertheless sealed: they all end up being sent off to market. Pigs living outside are fitter and can give birth unassisted. They also don’t get lame from urinating on their own hooves. They’re just a bit dirtier! And profits are good. A charming report on an issue which affects all of those who enjoy our bacon. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

How To Use Less Water on Your Yard

Posted By Admin on January 23, 2012

Handle any emergency with Howcast’s First Aid app - howc.stExpand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from Jordana_Giorgio and more videos in the Energy and Resource Conservation category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com Thirty to 60 percent of urban fresh water is used for watering, and much of this is wasted. Learn to care for your lawn—and conserve water. To complete this How-To you will need: Native plants and drought-resistant landscaping Low, spreading plants to provide ground cover Water-efficient sprinklers Drip irrigation lines Mulch Step 1: Plant native shrubs, trees, and flowers that are adapted to the rainfall in your area. Step 2: Plant low, spreading plants such as sedum to provide living ground cover, which holds moisture in your soil. Step 3: Limit the amount of yard space given over to thirsty lawn, and increase the amount given to native plants or natural habitat. Step 4: If you use sprinklers, turn them on in early morning or after dusk rather than at midday, to reduce evaporation. Step 5: Adjust your sprinkler heads so the water droplets are large; fine mist evaporates more easily, so it doesn’t get to your plants’ roots. Step 6: Use micro or drip irrigation, a system of pipes or hoses that deliver water directly to the base of the plant. Drip

Shah Cattle Farm Bulls King of Balochistan and Under Taker in Abid Town 2011

Posted By Admin on January 23, 2012

www.facebook.com Join page on facebook ”Sohrab goth gai mandi” and Website sohrabgothgaimandi.blogspot.com all cattle pics and videos updates are there and enjoy your event Eid ul Azha.

Iffla farm, Seeding Western Australia

Posted By Admin on January 21, 2012

Upper Colorado: A River on the Brink

Posted By Admin on January 21, 2012

Denver, do you know where your water comes from? This new short documentary “Tapped Out” looks at the massive water diversions to the Front Range that are pushing the Upper Colorado River to the point of ecological collapse, endangering fabled fisheries as well as local economies. A must-see for anyone who cares about protecting our rivers and outdoors heritage.

Journey with tropicana banana qld Australia.wmv

Posted By Admin on January 19, 2012

harvesting and packing bananas on a commercial plantation, North Qld Australia

Water Conservation (pre-release).wmv

Posted By Admin on January 18, 2012

Conserve as much as possible - of anything!

Gambling the Farm Through the Generations

Posted By Admin on January 17, 2012

A media assignment required us to conceptualize a TV series and to construct a trailer for one. I put this together in a weekend using mainly YouTube videos. We were to emphasize sound, but I did get carried away with the animals effects. Nevertheless, it does give some sensation of being in the country in rural Australia. The role of the documentary producer for this TV series is to express an understanding of a sense of country life in Western Australia gained through experience, research and investigation, and presented this interpretation through the intelligent organization and analysis of historical and present-day images and sounds. The outcome seeks to create meaning, an understanding and empathy by viewers towards the daily activities of Western Australians facing challenges and experiencing success in relatively isolated and diverse locations and professions. The title of the series is “Lonely Pubs of Western Australia.” Each half-hour episode would focus on a small, relatively isolated country pub with a settlement history dating back nearly to the Federation period. One unifying factor is the architecture, ideally a typically Federation hotel style with broad verandas, galvanised iron roof and colour stained glass windows. Each pub is situated in different geographical, climatic and economically diverse parts of Western Australia. Another unifying factor is the importance of the country pub throughout Australia as a social hub, replacing the church, as a

Australian Farm Stays and Tours

Posted By Admin on January 15, 2012

Australian Agricultural Tours and Farm stays can supply good work experience for students staying on a variety of properties in Australia. Students can work with the farmers to see the technology used by Australian farmers to produce food in Australia. One of our most popular area’s is Shepparton in the Goulburn Valley Irrigation area, where we can cater for fruit, all types of stone fruit, Vegetables, Tomato’s, Dairying. Beef cattle and Flower production at Nurseries. Deniliquin is another popular area where Rice, Wheat, Canola, Sheep and Beef Cattle farms are available for farm stays. The Atherton Tablelands are another popular area where all types of tropical fruit farms are hosts for our student groups. The Gippsland area of Victoria is also very popular with students studying the dairy and beef Industries. Agricultural Tours to Yanco Agricultural Institute near Leeton, the center of the rice growing area in Australia. These tours are our speciality with ½, 1 day and 3 day lectures by senior staff in Japanese and Chinese on the Australian Ricecheck Program instigated by the Institute which has lifted Australian rice yields by 30% to 35% over the last 10 years. Australia’s rice yields are now the highest per hectare in the world. We can supply group accommodation onsite at the Institute where the courses are available. Australian Agricultural Tours and Australian Farm Stays can be contacted via email at ausagtours@gmail.com or ausfarmstays@gmail.com

Water Conservation PSA 60 Second Cut

Posted By Admin on January 15, 2012

60 Second version of the award winning Water Conservation PSA. Created by Joey Sammartino

Sibbi Bulls Cat walk Amir Dilpasand Cattle Farm 2011

Posted By Admin on January 13, 2012

www.facebook.com Join page on facebook ”Sohrab goth gai mandi” and Website sohrabgothgaimandi.blogspot.com all cattle pics and videos updates are there and enjoy your event Eid ul Azha.

Survival. Field Hygiene, bucket bath, top and tail bath. Water conservation

Posted By Admin on January 12, 2012

Wet down, soap down and rinse off. Up to 10 litres per adult, less with children. Solar shower bag can shower two adults with some left over.

Shah Cattle Farm 2011

Posted By Admin on January 11, 2012

www.facebook.com Join page on facebook ”Sohrab goth gai mandi” and Website sohrabgothgaimandi.blogspot.com all cattle pics and videos updates are there and enjoy your event Eid ul Azha.

Shah Cattle Farm Opening Ceremony 2011 Shahid Khan Afridi

Posted By Admin on January 9, 2012

www.facebook.com Join page on facebook ”Sohrab goth gai mandi” and Website sohrabgothgaimandi.blogspot.com all cattle pics and videos updates are there and enjoy your event Eid ul Azha.

Water Conservation

Posted By Admin on January 9, 2012

Water

emu farm and ostrich farm kerala india(PART 1-2) contact NO. 00919744441093

Posted By Admin on January 7, 2012

Emu is an Australian bird. On an average it grows up to 6ft and weighs 45 to 55 Kgs. Emu meat has high content of proteins in it and is 98% fat free too. American Doctor’s recommend this Emu meat for diabetic and heart patients. Emu oil is extracted from the bird, this oil has many medicinal properties. It can be used for treating more than 105 different skin ailments, burns and joint pains etc Emu oil is widely used in pharmaceutical companies. It’s feathers, toe nails and skin are used widely in the fashion industry. In this way the entire bird is of use to man and there is absolutely no waste from it. Currently we’re focusing on growing the population of the bird. contact number Thomas Manalel(Manager) Phone : 0091 9744441093 0091 9447597322 George Vengal(In Charge) Phone : 0091 9526857275 Varghese I.Vengal(In Charge) Phone : 0091 9947940592 0091 9847246100 0091 9496732141 Viji Vengal/Vengi(Managing Director) E-Mail : Vengi@emirates.net.ae info@vandvemufarm.com Shoba Varughese(Deputy Director) E-Mail : shoba@vandvemufarm.com weebsite www.vandvemufarm.com www.emufarmkerala.com

Water Conservation.wmv

Posted By Admin on January 6, 2012

Enlightenment on water conservation and some ways to conserve water

Fishing in Australia & Barramundi Farming

Posted By Admin on January 5, 2012

Happy Oz anglers having good time…

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