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Unleash Your Stock Dog's Potential with Working Dog Training Online!

Do you have a talented working dog yearning to reach their full potential? Perhaps you’re a farmer seeking a loyal and efficient ranch hand, or a security professional looking for a reliable canine companion. Whatever your needs, Working Dog Training Online offers a comprehensive online course designed to transform your dog into the skilled working partner you’ve always dreamed of. Why Choose…

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Tip for Farmer's Dog Customers

This video is to help dog owners who subscribe to the Farmer's Dog food plan.

This video is to help dog owners who subscribe to the Farmer’s Dog food plan. The subscription based service arrives in box with the meals frozen and packed on dry ice. The feeding instructions provided to me at the time I used the service from December 2023 to January 2024 directed to move the portion needed for the following day from the freezer to the refrigerator. Then, when ready to use,…

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MP Reed's farming cuts get Keir barred from Clarkson's pub

Tories, environmental groups and a TV celebrity go on the attack as £130m cuts to rural budgets are next in Labour’s austerity plans. By WALTER CRONXITE, political editor Croydon MP Steve Reed OBE could be the real reason that his party leader, Keir Starmer, has been banned from Jeremy Clarkson’s new pub in Oxfordshire. Trebles all-round: but not for the Prime Minister, who Jeremy Clarkson has…

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Laure-Anne Bosselaar: Farmer's Market in Antwerp

A cool noon sun haloed her hair, white as the tall tulips she placed in her one old galvanized pail. I remember this so clearly — as if it happened today. How she arranged her skirt, rubbed her hands together. How it sounded like sandpaper on leather. She placeda few honey jars next to a basket full of parsley, took a few steps back, checked it carefully, then sat on a crate by her table. It’s…

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Embrace Summer: Feel the Grass and Enjoy a Picnic Lunch Outdoors

Embrace Summer: Feel the Grass and Enjoy a Picnic Lunch Outdoors

As summer unfolds, take time to reconnect with nature. Step outside, feel the grass underfoot, and savor a delightful picnic lunch. Here’s how to make the most of these simple pleasures. Embracing Nature’s Bounty Summer invites us to escape the indoors and immerse ourselves in the beauty of nature. Feeling the cool grass between your toes can be invigorating, grounding you in the present moment…

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Bite by Bite: What Sets Victor Dog Food Apart?

A brief overview of the importance of quality dog food in dog health: Nutritional Basis: Like humans, dogs need a balanced and nutrient-rich diet to thrive. Quality dog food serves as the foundation for meeting a dog’s essential dietary needs, providing essential nutrients for growth, energy and overall health. Helpful in growth and development: Puppies, especially, go through rapid growth and…

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A puppy searches for his "yip" in a new series

Finding My Yip (Boomers Tales, Book 1), by Christine Isley-Farmer/Illustrated by Taylor Bills, (March 2021, Wandering in the Words Press), $8.95, ISBN: 978-1733212663 Ages 7-10 Boomer is a young Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy, adopted by Nana Weathers and her nine-year-old orphaned granddaughter, Chloe. Chloe has a stutter and wants to sing like her Nana, a music teacher, and Nana is…

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寵物市場創新學 狗糧食走向按月訂購商業模式

「寵物經濟」正在迅速崛起，作為產業鏈重要一環的寵物食品行業也迎來了爆發。「天然、健康、營養」成為寵物主為毛孩子們選擇口糧時的新需求。 巨大的需求催生了一��瞄準高端口糧的寵物食品企業。其中，一家被稱為「狗糧界的愛馬仕」的品牌 The Farmer’s Dog 引起了注意。 Continue reading

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The latest drone developments come as more farmers have started using the technology for work on the farm in recent years. Drone specialist from Christchurch-based DJI Ferntech, Adam Kerr, said the uptake in drones for agricultural uses had now made the National Agricultural Fieldays in Hamilton one of the biggest events in the company's calendar. via Snapzu : Business & Economy

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The Importance of Fresh Food - The Farmer's Dog

The Importance of Fresh Food – The Farmer’s Dog

I was recently approached by The Farmer’s Dog to review their fresh dog food recipes. Their team is awesome, and when we were initially discussing the review, I felt like I had to be honest with them.

The review topic can’t really be focused on whether or not Rooney likes the fresh food, because he will. Rooney doesn’t have any real food preferences. If it’s edible he will eat it. He even likes…

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Unleash Your Stockdog's Potential with Shane's Online Training from Apex Keepers

Ready to transform your talented stockdog into a valuable asset on your farm or ranch?Look no further than Apex Keepers! We’re excited to introduce you to Shane’s Online Stockdog Training Program, a comprehensive online course designed by expert stockdog trainer, Shane Harley. Through expertly-crafted video lessons, you’ll receive step-by-step guidance on a range of topics, from building a strong…

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5 Things To Do with Your Dog this Easter

5 Things To Do with Your Dog this Easter

  What are you doing this Easter? Are you involving your pets in your activities? Well perhaps you would like to but are wondering just what you can do. Here are 5 things to do with your dog this Easter weekend…

1. Visit a dog-friendly cafe.

Every city and most country towns have cafes that welcome dogs. Ok, you may have to sit outdoors (fingers crossed for good weather!) but at least you’ll…

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Farmer's Market Incubates Entrepreneurs

Farmer's Market Incubates Entrepreneurs @StClairCollege @StClairAlumni

Dog treat baker Kimmy Sandrin does post-sales research with her customer, Wednesday, on 7 October 2017.Photo by Robert Tuomi. (WINDSOR, ON) – Although the Pelissier Street Farmer’s Market has ended its summer of 2017 run, some of its vendors plan to reappear elsewhere in the city. Aside from providing fresh vegetables, fish, fruits, and other farm harvested items, the market is also a cauldron of…

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Spring has Arrived

It has been a long winter here in Belgrade Lakes. But it seems that Spring has finally decided to make an appearance! With a late snow storm most of us weren’t sure that we would ever see the sun shine again, this is very dramatic but it has been a far too long of a winter. But after a few days with the weather in the high 60’s things around town are starting to pick up and be hopeful!

When the…

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Third Street Farmers Market

Third Street Farmers Market

Third Street South Farmers Market

Every Saturday morning we do not have to work my husband and I get up around seven and head out to the farmers market in downtown Naples.  It’s a bit hoity-toity, catering to the millionaires and billionaires that live in my town. (As you can see in the picture above they have a bicycle valet, for crying out loud.) Lots of certified organic, artisinal goods, and…

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Politics: Kellyanne Conway and Chris Cuomo squeezed a week's worth of news into one wild 30 minute debate on CNN

For around 30 minutes (and without a commercial break), Cuomo and Conway found themselves sniping at each other comments as they discussed another week of media coverage on President Donald Trump's policies and remarks.

CNN host Chris Cuomo and White House counselor Kellyanne Conway traded verbal jabs at each other in a wild 30-minute interview on Thursday night.

Cuomo opened the interview with a primer on this week's avalanche of news, including court cases involving President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen.

Conway and Cuomo were soon sparring and, at points, talking over each other in a wild 30-minute interview.

CNN host Chris Cuomo and White House counselor Kellyanne Conway traded verbal jabs at each other in a wild 30-minute interview on Thursday night.

The two were set to discuss this week's avalanche of news, but the interview soon went off the rails.

"There's a little difference between you and me and the shop you're working for," Cuomo told Conway at one heated point during the interview.

"The White House?," Conway replied.

"Integrity," Cuomo said.

"How dare you," Conway shot back.

"How dare me?," Cuomo said.

At points, their discussion devolved into shouting matches, and sarcastic accusations of sexism. It ended with a friendly handshake.

The interview comes after a particularly tough few days for President Donald Trump, whose former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort was convicted by a jury on eight counts of bank and tax fraud, among other charges.

And Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to multiple federal crimes and implicated Trump in two of them.

One of those crimes involved a $130,000 payment Cohen said he made "at the direction" of Trump made just before the 2016 election to keep the porn star Stormy Daniels quiet about a sexual relationship she said she had with Trump.

Cohen's account conflicted with Trump's and the White House's previous statements on the hush-money payment, which led The Washington Post to call the statements a "lie" in its fact-checking analyses.

That fact wasn't lost on Cuomo, who flatly referred to Trump's remarks on the payment "a lie."

But Conway deflected the accusation and steered Cuomo's interview towards other subjects — talking points that echoed the White House's criticism against media outlets, including CNN.

Allegations of Russian collusion by the Trump campaign:

CONWAY: "Where is that? You've spent so much sweat equity, invested in so many screaming graphics and time, and experts talking about everything from impeachment to collusion."

CUOMO: "You got to ask Mueller, he's not done with his investigation," Cuomo said, referring to special counsel Robert Mueller.

CONWAY: "No, let's be fair. You weren't waiting for Mueller. CNN is not, respectfully, [waiting] for Bob Mueller to finish his investigation. Because you've been talking about collusion and been promising it to your viewers."

CUOMO: "Never, literally not once."

Cuomo went on to describe Conway's portrayal of CNN as "patently untrue."

CUOMO: "We don't promise the audience an outcome. We tell them that you have to respect the process."

CONWAY: "I don't want your viewers to, and I know your viewers expect to be fed anti-Trump virulence every single night. And they come away quite satisfied."

Criticism of CNN's coverage of Trump:

CONWAY: "You know [CNN's] audience doesn't trust the White House. Because all day long, on your network, all they hear is how terrible we all are. That we lack integrity. That we lie."

CONWAY: "Which word do you think has been mentioned more on CNN? Collusion? Fentanyl? Impeachment? What do you think is mentioned more on CNN? 29,000 people died last year in this country because ... of Fentanyl."

CUOMO: "It all matters. It all matters."

CONWAY: "Zero died because of impeachment. Zero died because of collusion. Zero died because of the word 'lying.'"

CUOMO: "That's not the bar of presidential behavior. So here's what you're saying — so, if the economy's good, then you can lie whenever you want. You can divide the country any way you want. You can play to racist sympathies whenever you want. But it's o.k. because the stock markets up."

That one tweet:

CONWAY: "Secretary of state Mike Pompeo going back to North Korea again because they're trying to denuclearize ... "

CUOMO: "Was he going there before or after he goes to South Africa to help out those white farmers?"

CONWAY: "Christopher, come on. Be serious."

Cuomo referred to Trump's late-night tweet on Wednesday which said he directed Pompeo to "closely study the South Africa land and farm seizures and expropriations and the large scale killing of farmers."

Trump appeared to allude to a conspiracy theory and dog whistle for racist and white nationalists — a conspiracy based on South Africa's post-apartheid land reform which suggests white farmers were being killed. Studies have reportedly shown, however, that the killing of white farmers in South Africa have been at a 20-year low.

On domestic politics:

Conway criticized CNN's coverage of the death of 20-year-old college student Mollie Tibbetts, which coincided with the convictions of Manafort and Cohen on Tuesday. The network did provide coverage on Tibbetts' death and the arrest of her suspected murderer, but dedicated the vast majority of airtime to updates from Cohen's and Manafort's trial.

CNN's coverage on the trials is contrasted by Fox News, which dedicated the majority of their airtime for Tibbetts' death. Fox News has since been accused of downplaying the significance of convicting Trump's former associates, and fueling his warpath against undocumented immigrants.

CONWAY: "There was wall-to-wall coverage about a missing woman in Iowa until she was found, and God rest her soul, and then ..."

CUOMO: "God rest her soul? You're not letting her soul rest. You're waving her like a flag ... 'if you're not with us about immigrants, then you don't care about Mollie Tibbetts.'"

CONWAY: "How dare you. How dare you."

Conway also took a shot at the NFL protests — a non-violent demonstration of players who protest police misconduct and gun violence — which Trump has continued to criticize in numerous campaign speeches.

CONWAY: "Do you do this when they play the national anthem?," Conway asked as she placed her hand over her heart." "Or don't you, yes or no?"

CUOMO: "I do."

CONWAY: "Ok, why?"

CUOMO: "Because it's my damn choice, that's why. Because it's my damn choice. Because I'm an American and I'll exercise my freedom the way I want to if it doesn't hurt anybody else. And that's what they're doing to."

Cuomo later fired back at Conway by referring to a crude comment Trump made in reference to the protestors. At a campaign rally in September, Trump described the protestors as a "son of a bitch," and told them to get off the playing field.

CUOMO: "You know what's also great? Not calling them sons of bitches. That's also great."

CONWAY: "Who?"

CUOMO: "People of color."

CONWAY: "Oh, stop it, Christopher."

Cuomo vs. Conway

CONWAY: "You were a world class journalist who used to go to plane crash sites and cover war."

CUOMO: "I go now. I was in Helsinki and saw one of the most embarrassing things I've ever seen in my life," Cuomo said, referring to the location of Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in July.

Following the summit, Trump was criticized for stopping short of condemning Russia's meddling in the 2016 US election and appeared to hold reservations against US intelligence reports that revealed Russia's interference.

CUOMO: "It was really embarrassing."

Amid the back-and-forth, and on at least two occasions, Conway appeared to joke that Cuomo was mansplaining or manterruptting her: "I think it's kind of sexist the way you're conducting this interview ... What is it about powerful, articulate women on TV that bother you as guests?"

CUOMO: "I gave you more time than anyone else would."

CONWAY: "No, you gave yourself a lot of time because you talked pretty much the entire time."

CUOMO: "I don't think that's true, I'll give you a word count at the end."

CONWAY: "Well, the guest should have many more words. You know that."

CUOMO: "No, I don't."

source http://www.newssplashy.com/2018/08/politics-kellyanne-conway-and-chris.html