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\I felt like I’d trained all my life for this album. It’s the peak.” So says guitar master Ry Cooder about his first recording since his Grammy-winning Talking Timbuktu he teams with a galaxy of Cuba’s finest musicians”Amazon.com essential recording
Ry Cooder’s name has helped bring attention to this session, but it’s the veteran Cuban son musicians who make this album really special. Reminiscent of Ellington in its scope and sense of hushed romanticism, B… More >>

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This book explains in detail why and how to use management intensive grazing, and what to expect from its use for most kinds of livestock. I provide many examples to illustrate fine points, including producing milk, beef, and lamb on pasture alone, nutrient cycling, grounding energizers, recovery periods, economics, and much more. I present everything that I learned during 17 years of using Voisin management on my own farm, and answer all questions that have been as… More >>

Greener Pasture on Your Side of the Fence: Better Farming Voisin Management-Intensive Grazing

As I’m extremely tight for money I’m wanting to make something really tasty for dinner for me and my partner but we are limited with products, I’ll list what we have – if anyone could give me a tasty recipe I’d be really grateful!

I have:

Minced meat
Butter
Sunflower Oil
Garlic
RAGU sauce
Salt
Pepper
Bread
Breadcrumbs
Peas
Carrots
Eggs
Tiny bit of humous
Sauerkraut
Ham stock cubes
Potatoes
Pasta
Square Lorne Sausage(scottish sausage)
Milk..
Flour

And thats pretty much all

What rules, policies and procedures should be followed in order to maintain safety on the farm – whether it is a large operation or a smaller family homestead?

First of all take the time to tour your farmyard and identify and all possible electrical safety danger areas and even areas that could be of concern in regards to safety matters.

The first and foremost rule always to be followed and adhered to is that machinery must be able to freely pass under all power lines both in the farmyard and adjacent work areas. Watch out that machinery can clear both these power lines and near field entrances and road ways with more than plenty of room to spare. You can never be too sure. If you are not 100 % fully satisfied with the clearance and safety then promptly plan for another alternate route. Ensure that these directions are specified and explained to all farm hands and workers.

Next make it a point that during the harvesting period to have all machinery such as grain augers and truck boxes to be lowered before passing under any power lines.

If equipment is going to, or has to be moved during the course of the day’s work then this equipment should always be moved slowly and carefully. Constantly check in these situations to be 100 % sure that these clearances to overhead power lines are maintained.

All it takes is for one minor mistake to be a major tragic accident. Along with these polices and rules ensure that no one is allowed to ride on top of moving farm equipment or hay bales.

If the situation or situations arise where overhead power lines do present an ongoing and constant danger and hazard then consult with your lower power authorities or utility to have these conduits placed or relocated underground to avoid any contact with vehicles in the yard and prevent possible mishaps. Similarly if there are hay bales and haystacks these should be placed and located a good distance away from power lines.

A recommended minimum distance is 30 feet away from these electrical lines.

In the same way if any new buildings or structures are planned – whether temporary in nature for the season or for a short time span or buildings meant to be of a more permanent nature – then again the planning should involve them being placed a good distance away from any of the electrical power lines that avail. In a similar vein if any of these buildings are structures are near or do abut near power lines instruct all staff on safety policies and procedures to ensure that any work done – with equipment – whether vehicular in nature – such as moving trucks or farm implements, or using structures such as ladders that electrical safety measures and procedures always be implemented to the greatest measure.

The importance of safety on the farm during the fall harvest season can not be overly emphasized especially in regards to power lines and electricity. A mistake can happen in a split second or a flash and can have tragic results. Always play it safe around electrical power on the farm all throughout the year – not only during the fall harvest season.

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Fantastic 2007 UK compilation that features all 23 tracks found on Ronstadt’s original Greatest Hits (1976) and Greatest Hits, Vol. Two (1980). Although often overlooked today, Ronstadt was one of the most popular female vocalists throughout the ’70s and ’80s, helping to usher many musical styles (from Country Rock to New Wave) into the charts. Plus, she’s a fabulous singer to boot! She successfully covered a variety of oldies like ‘It’s So Easy’, ‘Tracks Of My Tea… More >>

Linda Ronstadt’s Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 & 2