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A place for me to add what I think are my interesting thoughts or information that I read and want others to read.Don't forget to check out the Archives (monthly) for more great posts and reading! To Read The Full Article Click The Coloured Heading
Friday, August 26, 2005
Farmers urged to limber up
STUFF : RURAL - STORY : New Zealand's leading news and information website: "South Canterbury farmers are being urged to lose the southern man tough act and limber up for the lambing season.
Timaru physiotherapist Sara Lister said that during the lambing season farmers needed to treat their bodies like athletes because of the strain which could be placed on the body.
Farmers often put their bodies on the line while catching a ewe with a lambing problem, sometimes stretching their body beyond its limit, sustaining serious injuries. "
Timaru physiotherapist Sara Lister said that during the lambing season farmers needed to treat their bodies like athletes because of the strain which could be placed on the body.
Farmers often put their bodies on the line while catching a ewe with a lambing problem, sometimes stretching their body beyond its limit, sustaining serious injuries. "
Environment Canterbury (ECan) is considering charging farmers for water
STUFF : RURAL - STORY : New Zealand's leading news and information website: "ECan considers charging farmers for water
22 August 2005
Environment Canterbury (ECan) is considering charging farmers for water to encourage efficiency. "
22 August 2005
Environment Canterbury (ECan) is considering charging farmers for water to encourage efficiency. "
Tuesday, August 02, 2005
Rural News -- Rural News.co.nz
Rural News -- Rural News.co.nz: "AgResearch scientist Dr Jenny Juengel is studying sheep with naturally-occurring genetic variation affecting fertility, to find out exactly what causes differences in fertility and ultimately, how it can be controlled.
While such fertility treatments are still many years away, the unique aspect of the sheep research is attracting world-wide attention, and Dr Juengel is one of the key speakers at New Zealand�s annual molecular biology conference in Queenstown this week."
While such fertility treatments are still many years away, the unique aspect of the sheep research is attracting world-wide attention, and Dr Juengel is one of the key speakers at New Zealand�s annual molecular biology conference in Queenstown this week."
