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Here's a glimpse of our AU-BEES in the most recent Our Work Seminar, Bees: Life in the Colony and Their Impact on the Farm. 🐝 Catch the full version on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eAvyhx6J

The long-time debate, “which came first, the chicken or the egg?” will outlive all of us. However, there is one question that many chicken enthusiasts ask that we can answer: how many eggs does a chicken lay a day? Read the Backyard Boost® blog to learn more: https://bit.ly/3VrHfY5 Call us to get Backyard Boost for your flock today!

Why talk about food I have talked about all sorts of animals, from the butterfly to the dung beetle and the dog, so what does this have to do with today's picture of world food? Whether you are a dog ant or a human, we all need food and water to live; the planet is where it all begins. There are many different ways of getting food  from this planet; some animals only eat grass or berries. We eat a combination of meat and seeds, but we can make a difference by only taking what we need. From the earth healer learn more in my facts children’s books https://aco/d3cZLEoC 

Check out the latest issue of FWC's WILD Times newsletter:

You find yourself staring. You can't take your eyes off the animal - the individual - you're looking at. You don't know how long you've been standing there but you can't look away. Their eyes, their face, their way of being. Nothing else matters in that moment. I see you. An animal, a person, a tree, or a river. You can feel something inside of yourself. You can't quite describe it but it's there and it's powerful. There's an unshakable desire to care. A drive to do better. It takes courage to keep caring. It takes strength to know where and when you can make a difference within your own sphere of influence. And it takes wisdom to understand that the quality of care we give depends on the quality of care we take. That's what we're about at AnimalConcepts - an interconnected approach towards animal, human and planetary wellbeing because making a positive difference in the world depends on the care that we give AND the care that we take. Find out more about the way we work and what we can do for you on our freshly updated website!

The fruit fly is an effective colonizer due to its short life cycle, high offspring production and its ability to fly several miles per day. It is a frequent pest in food-handling establishments. Learn more about this month's Creature Feature and recommended products to manage them ➡️ https://bit.ly/48b08DL And don't forget to check out our ProTraining course: Introduction to Small & Large Filth Flies ➡️ https://bit.ly/48zDsg4

Large employers' calls for flexing the apprenticeship levy would hurt small employers argues Gillian Keegan in the Times today. With 98% of the apprenticeship programme budget spent in the last two years, she is correct that any new flexibility would limit opportunities for SMEs. But no mention of the small matter of half a billion of unallocated levy funds though. Whether you support flexibility or not, supporting the need for a long-term sustainable funding system is vital be that for apprenticeships or a reformed flexible system. https://lnkd.in/es5zXtnV

The dog book is part of your AWRI. Growers and winemakers need the dog book. It contains the latest agrochemical information and critical advice. And how does it relate to dogs? Click https://bit.ly/awriagroli to find out! Get involved – it’s your dog book. It’s your AWRI.

For a snippet highlighting only some of what is waiting for you at Faulkton’s Wild West Days 2024, read the latest blog, “Get Ready for Wild West Days 2024.” https://rebrand.ly/kn9agi3

Attention authors, and readers who  love the Earth! I am working to invigorate ways to promote eco-adventure fantasy and fiction stories. I've come up with some creative ways to promote this event. I'd like to hear your ideas too! I have a poster board wrapped up in a towel with Orcas (theme of the Middle grade story) the book seated up front for readers to see. At least one or two flyers, printed with water based ink, on recycled paper. Each event I create,  I start backwards. I think about what will happen to all these items after the event?  Cringe…landfill.  How else can we promote with the earth in mind?