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agreads · 11 months ago
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Ag-tech Start-Up WeedOUT Raises USD8.1 Million to Fight Weed Resistance
Ag-tech start-up WeedOUT, Ltd., announces it has secured USD 8.1 million in A-round funding. Leading the round is Fulcrum Global Capital, a prominent US agri- focused VC with ties to a vast network of farmers across the US. The infusion of new capital will advance the company’s mission to combat weed resistance through its breakthrough green solution. WeedOUT Team 2024 Other participants in the…
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merakiui · 1 year ago
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just saw this art of cowboy floyd and i am so so sosososososososososo not normal in the slightest way.
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fullscoreshenanigans · 10 months ago
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(Chapter 22 Bonus Scene | Mystic Code Book Chapter 1 Q&A)
Thinking about how the photo Ray took of Isabella burned up with plant no.3, so the only pictures the children possibly have of her in the human world are mugshots stored in headquarters' database that might have been updated every year on her birthday.
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How surreal it is to see her like that, grappling with memories of the complicated woman they knew—the good and the bad—and the young girl staring back at them who resolutely held her head up high to prove she had what it took to survive in a demon's world, knowing all the unspoken pain behind her eyes.
Yvette's portraits of her quickly become their preferred visual references.
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radiocmyk · 2 years ago
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Next time someone uses the word "speciesist" to describe the consumption of animal matter or says you can't be an anarchist if you're not vegan because "humans > animals is a hierarchy" I'm going to look them in the eye and say "Why are animals higher in the hierarchy than plants? Why are you kingdomist?" And it's not going to be ironically at all.
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exalteranima · 7 months ago
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I might be one of those weirdo unicorns who hasn't read the core Vampire Chronicles (yet) but has read some of the later Mayfair Witches crossovers.
Which is to say i have a strange fondness for Blackwood Farm since it is unhinged in a completely different way from the rest of the series. At least Lestat's tale is spread out across several books; Quinn's backstory is just pure concentrated crazy.
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muckbottomcatfish · 1 year ago
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i think i might revamp my lore a little bit. again. not that there's much to revamp but likeeeeeeeeeeee
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tenth-sentence · 2 years ago
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In fact, homosexual activity is so routine among domesticated hoofed mammals that farmers and animal breeders have coined special terms for such behavior: mounting among male Cattle is referred to as the buller syndrome (steers who are mounted are called bullers, the males who mount them are called riders), female sows who mount each other are described as "going boaring", mares who do so are said to "horse", while cows are said to "bull".
"Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity" - Bruce Bagemihl
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Spoiler, Unveiled Book 4
*Zak, holding one of his kids*
Tori: Aww, so you do have feelings.
Zak: The only "feeling" I have right now is annoyance.
Tori: Still a feeling
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shmreduplication · 11 days ago
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my mom mentioned bird flu and I chuckled and she was like "it's serious!!!"
i know! it's just the first ongoing comic I kept up with was Chew, a soft sci-fi soft supernatural cop mystery series finished a few years ago and I finally got up the emotional capacity to finish it soon. Except it's set in a world where bird flu (the '00s version) was a huge devastating pandemic and poultry is banned worldwide so ofc it would cause concerns again IRL when I'm finally ready to finish reading the series
I was laughing at the irony mom!
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agreads · 1 year ago
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Invaio Sciences acquires Peptyde Bio to accelerate nature-positive crop protection pipeline
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ecohubmap · 13 days ago
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100 Top Sustainable Agriculture Companies - Organic Agriculture Directories
Organic agriculture techniques include crop rotation, green manure, composting, and biological pest control. These methods help maintain soil fertility, reduce erosion, and Sustainable agriculture minimize the need for chemical inputs. Sustainable agriculture practices reduce the environmental impact of farming by minimizing soil erosion, conserving water, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and enhancing biodiversity. These practices help protect natural resources and ensure long-term agricultural productivity.
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spartanmemesmedical · 6 months ago
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The Secret Lives of Ants: Exploring Complex Social Structures, Communication Methods, and Survival Tactics
Ants, small but formidable creatures often seen scurrying across picnic blankets and garden paths, lead far more complex and organized lives than their size suggests. These insects boast some of the most complex social structures, sophisticated communication methods, and ingenious survival strategies in the animal kingdom. This article sheds light on the secret lives of ants, uncovering the…
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farmerstrend · 7 months ago
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Termite Management in Hass Avocado Farming in Kenya
Hass avocado farming in Kenya has seen remarkable growth over the past decade, establishing the country as one of the leading exporters of this popular fruit. In 2024, Kenya’s avocado industry is thriving, driven by favorable climatic conditions, fertile soils, and a growing global demand. The country’s small-scale and large-scale farmers have increasingly dedicated their efforts to avocado…
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squidshposts · 9 months ago
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why do i keep encountering people who just say their thing about animal reproduction at me with very little pretext
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beemovieerotica · 10 months ago
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No wonder “gender identity,” understood by well-meaning LGBTQ+ advocates as an abstract feeling, has done such a poor job of justifying sex change. If biological sex is part of a material structure of value, then society has a concrete interest in any potential gains or losses that may result, feelings be damned.
Gill-Peterson tells the story of Robert Stonestreet, a 10-year-old boy who was brought to the Johns Hopkins Hospital for a rare urethral defect in 1915. When the doctors informed his father that the boy had ovaries and should be reassigned as a girl, the man refused, explaining that he already had six girls at home and his son was a great help around the family farm. Of course, Stonestreet was prepubescent. Whatever biological advantage he had over his sisters was the natural spoils of working daily on a farm. The point is that his father’s social validation of his gender was the basically incidental result of an economic calculation about his sex. Twenty-one years later, Stonestreet asked the same doctors to certify him as male so he could wed his fiancée. They refused — one suspects because a marriage with no reproductive potential struck them as dead in the water, especially with the national birth rate at an all-time low. Three days later, Stonestreet committed suicide — the victim of a society that could not make up its mind on how best to make sense of his gender while also extracting value from his sex.
This is the larger historical reason why the anti-trans movement does not want transgender people to receive sex-altering care. It is not clear how, if at all, such people will fit into the division of sex in America.
-Andrea Long Chu
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dcxdpdabbles · 1 month ago
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DCXDP fanfic idea: You ARE the Father.
Clark Kent gets a call from his old high school situationship. Really, he liked her well enough, but both had agreed they did not want to stay stuck in Smallville forever.
Clark wanted to go to the big city for journalism, and Maddie wanted to go into the sciences - she was unsure if she wanted to do organic chemistry or engineering. His parents supported his dream, Maddie's....not so much.
While she did come from a family of intelligent women, the Paynes believed they should stay on the family farm to support the family. They could not understand why Maddie wanted to be strong and independent woman if all that would bring her was dying alone.
According to them, no man wanted a disobent wife. She argued too much with men and often wouldn't back down from her stance.
Apparently, that made her "unlady" like.
Clark never saw it. Personally, he thought women with backbone, who wouldn't take anyone shit, was insanely attractive. That's why he had approached her at the local science fair where she was steaming by her impressive solar energy powered homemade phone.
Her mother had just finished reminding her that her first place in a small high school fair was nothing to be proud of. It was, after all, only Smallville, and really, there wasn't much competition anyway.
Clark told her that she was likely the smartest person in their entire state and he was in awe by her. Maddie kissed him behind the gym the science fair was being held.
Her family forbade her from dating, which made the kiss somehow more exciting.
They met up regularly to sneak kisses or lend a sympathetic ear. Around their last year of high school, they went a little further then kisses, and really the Kent Barn is not the most comfortable place but it was hidden well enough her family wouldn't know what she was up to and Ma wouldn't question him spending the night there.
All the years of sleeping near the cows to keep them company, since he worried they were lonely, as a child paid off. Despite the numerous times they put Kent barn to work, both knew it was nothing serious.
Maddie needed a break from her family. Clark was more than happy to be her stress relief. He did worry a aweful lot about his powers and the fact he was an alien, so he needed some stress relieving of his own around those years too.
Maddie applied secretly to a big college on the Wayne Scholarship states away, and Clark planned on going to Metropolis as soon as possible for the open intership at the Daily Planet.
They were friends with benefits, but the day graduation came around, they never spoke to each other again. Neither were bitter. They had both known what would be the ending long before it arrived. It would have never worked between them.
Clark wasn't sure what Maddie had wanted after all these years, but being presented a teenage girl- the splitting image of Maddie at that age- who was flouting five feet off the ground was not one of them.
"Jazz, meet Clark Kent, you biological father" Maddie Fenton, for she was married now to the man who had raised Jazz like his own. "Clark, this is Jasmine Fenton...you're daughter"
The man of Steel felt like he's was going to faint.
Or.......
Maddie met Jack in her first semester of college. They get alone really well, and she finds herself with a pregnancy scare before she knows what happened. Sometime between the protrype portal and Jack treating her like an equal, she had found her walls coming down long enough to have a little fun.
The worst part is she is unsure of who the father is, the loveable goof she can see herself spending her life with or the kind gentle famer boy she left behind. It's only two months apart, but it was close enough it could go either way.
She tells Jack the truth, who declares that he doesn't care and gets down on one knee right there and then. Maddie agrees to marry him over the choked tears, blooming happiness and love so strong she feels dizzy from it.
A few months later, she gives birth to her Jazz, and two years later, she has Danny. The Fentons finish school, set up Fenton Works, and raise their family. She never considers telling Clark or getting Jazz tested.
She's Jack Fenton's daughter. That's all there is to it.
Until Jazz one day starts showing signs that Jack is not her father. How does Maddie know? Simple, she recognized the man flying around calling himself Superman, and after hearing of his home planet, and all the little things Clark had been too clumsy to properly cover up back in the day, it clicks.
Her daughter is half Kryptonian and her powers were awakening. Did all Kryptonians unlock thier abilities at the teenage age? Was it a puberty thing for thier kind?
Maddie didn't know, but she couldn't afford to let her daighter go in blind. Metas had tough lives. Who knows what being part alien could do. So she picked up the phone and dialed the man who may have the answers.
Meanwhile, Danny and Jazz are desperately trying to hide the fact that Jazz may have gotten some ghost abilities due to exposure from Phantom's Ghostly Wail and have no idea it's being confused for Kryptonian blood. They were careless in training, and now, similar to that whole fiasco with Spetra and her hospital, Jazz was unable to control her temporary abilities.
Jack is just happy to be there and is unaware of any of his family members' delimas.
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