#School of Agriculture

[joestalion38]

BSc (Hons) Agriculture - School of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries

[sageuniversitybpl]

Grow Your Future with SAGE School of Agriculture

Are you ready to sow the seeds of a successful career? At SAGE, we provide you with the knowledge and skills to thrive in the agricultural sector. Career Opportunities You Can Explore:

✅Bank Jobs ✅Field Officers ✅Administrative Services ✅Defence & Cooperative Societies ✅National & International Projects ✅Government & Private Jobs/Agripreneurs ✅Positions in State Agriculture/Horticulture Departments Join us and transform your passion for agriculture into a fulfilling career!

Visit: https://admission.sageuniversity.edu.in/

[postcard-from-the-past]

School of Agriculture in Tunis, Tunisia

French vintage postcard

[dandelionsresilience]

Dandelion News - September 22-28

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1. The slowest of trailblazers: Better DNA testing means trafficked turtles can go home

““You don't want to just get a turtle and just throw it anywhere,” says Rodrigues, especially because box turtles have a big range, spanning numerous states. So [after they’re confiscated from black market animal traffickers] they wind up stuck in captivity. However, DNA testing has gotten cheap enough and good enough that individual box turtles can finally be traced back to the state where they came from.”

2. New progenitor cell type discovered, may aid in tissue repair and generation

“A team of SAHMRI scientists has discovered a completely new type of cell that […] could be used to boost healing in conditions like diabetes, where the body struggles to repair itself properly. Crucially, these cells don't express typical "self" markers, meaning they could be ideal candidates for stem cell transplantation as they're much less likely to be attacked by the recipient's immune system.”

3. How a Children’s Playground Is Helping With Flood Mitigation

“[This park sits above] a below-ground tank capable of holding hundreds of thousands of gallons of stormwater that city officials say would have otherwise spilled onto the streets or streamed into the basements[….] Others increase resilience with newly planted trees that can absorb carbon dioxide and airborne pollutants; once they mature, those trees also provide shade cover that can reduce the heat island effect of urban areas[….]”

4. Transforming agriculture from carbon source to sink

“The study results indicate that by 2050, these agricultural practices [using cover crops, biochar, and agroforestry] could reduce as much greenhouse gas emissions as planting new forests[….] Carbon sequestration on agricultural land is not only important for climate change mitigation efforts but can also enhance agricultural productivity and resilience to climate change[….]”

5. Rewilding success for long-lost bird population

“Conservation charities have successfully completed the second round of rewilding of a long-lost bird breed in Dover [… after working] over 40 years to restore a suitable grassland for the birds. […] Earlier this year, 108 choughs fledged successfully in Cornwall, according to charity Cornwall Birds.”

6. Over 30 celebrities join auction to put LGBTQ+ books in classrooms

“Pride and Less Prejudice is hosting its fourth annual #BannedTogether virtual auction this weekend with the goal of raising $20,000 to send 1,600 free LGBTQ-inclusive books to elementary schools across the United States.”

7. Advancement of Indian Buffalo Management Act Underscores Bipartisan Support for Tribal-led Buffalo Restoration

“The advancement of [this Act] reaffirms bipartisan support of Tribal sovereignty, self-determination and capacity building for bison restoration on Tribal lands. […] The Indian Buffalo Management Act would secure funding for Tribes and Tribal organizations that have an established buffalo herd and management program, as well as provide resources for Tribes to establish new herds.”

8. Anti-inflammatory drug shows promise in boosting motivation for patients with depression

“Growing evidence suggests one potential cause of low motivation may be persistent inflammation, which suppresses activity within key circuits in the brain. […] Patients who received infliximab demonstrated a greater willingness to exert effort in pursuit of rewards compared to those who received the placebo. […] "By targeting inflammation, we're not only addressing the biological underpinnings of these deficits but also offering new hope for more effective treatment options."”

9. Pig transplant research yields a surprise: Bacon safe for some people allergic to red meat

“Some people who develop a weird and terrifying allergy to red meat after a bite from a lone star tick can still eat pork from a surprising source: Genetically modified pigs created for organ transplant research. […] The company that bred these special pigs shares its small supply, for free, with allergy patients.”

10. Brussels tries out a novel rooftop wind turbine suitable for cities

“Just like solar panels, the Renewind mini wind turbine can be installed on the roof of a building[….] Renewind's invention is designed to make the most of wind acceleration at the edge of the roof, a phenomenon that could produce between 1 and 3 MWh per year.”

September 15-21 news here | (all credit for images and written material can be found at the source linked; I don’t claim credit for anything but curating.)

[grecoromanyaoi]

I love the notes on my autism post bc everybody mad at it is both a. ignorant of more dependant autistics and those whose autism manifests alongside other disabilities (physical, learning, intellectual, etc) and b. has never done any form of physical labor like gardening or caring for farm animals or carpentry mending etc. in their livessss

[supercantaloupe]

im cooking a chicken thigh for dinner which i got from the farmers market yesterday, the guy who sold it to me said it would be "the best chicken i'll ever eat" we'll see about that

[nichtimhandelerhaeltlich]

cleaning out my drafts and what is this 😭😭

[doeneb]

May j have your permission to put my oc(Miss Roslyn/Mary Roslyn) in the UniversityOfHome Au?

Of course! I don't have a lot of rules for it and you can be practically anything in the au!

Only rules so far:

• If you are a teacher please put a lanyard/ID on the character and have the school's "UH" logo somewhere on the outfit!

That's about it do far lol

But yeah go wild ❤️

(Remember to read the tags! I ramble in there so posts aren't too long and put information in there!)

[archersgoon]

actually the dumbest part of modern aus is that i don't want to kill off tariq or have him be a serious romantic contender due to the whole second cousins thing. but i like his weird gay thing with froi so i have to keep that while also keeping him out of action most of the time

[werewolf-femboy-maid]

"gEt a CaReEr" bitch my career is the ground get out of my sight.

[joestalion38]

School of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries - Jigyasa University

[sageuniversitybpl]

Cultivation of Fruit Crops in the SAGE Campus | School of Agriculture |SAGE University Bhopal

Fruits and vegetables are a great source of vitamins and minerals. You get to enjoy a variety of flavors and textures of fruits that are rich in dietary fibers. Additionally, growing fruits is a great way to minimize the carbon footprint on the campus. Being considerate of the SAGE fraternity regarding environment & health aspects, the School of Agriculture is all set to start the commercial cultivation of unique delicious fruit crops on the campus. We believe in eating healthy & living eco-friendly.

[vibinwiththefrogs]

The fact that generally speaking white Americans consider Latino/Hispanic people to be lazy when literally our entire food system relies on migrant workers and imports from Latin America has to be one of the greatest cultural brainwashes in this country.

[whats-in-a-sentence]

"(...) It is a peculiarly desolate plain. A few moor farmers have small holdings, where they rear sheep and cattle. Except these, the plover and the curlew are the only inhabitants until you come to the Chesterfield high road. There is a church there, you see, a few cottages, and an inn. Beyond that the hills become precipitous. Surely it is here to the north that our quest must lie."

"The Illustrated Sherlock Holmes Treasury" - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

[blanketcat31]

plan for 10/25

necessities

farming so i don't need to do my midterm (done!)

scholarship info session

discussion post

climate strategy brief outline

conduct interview

read ch 15 for comm research

what i'd like to do

summary lead and ch questions assignment

relax with my boyfriend !!

[gammaraydeath]

i already reread children of time this year but i want to. again