It’s time to get your matching grant app in to the American Lamb Board.
HAT Radio
It looks like Hoosier Ag Today is really on the air now.
Things Are Working Better Now
Since it seems like a lot of my technical problems today are related to Internet Explorer I’ve switched over to Firefox. I like it a lot better anyway. It’s been one of those days that makes you say TGIF.
Server Problems and Viruses
I’m a little behind in my posting today due to multiple computer problems. My web hosting company is working on their issues and 2 of my computers got infected somehow eventhough I’ve got all the latest stuff to block it, including a hardware firewall. It just proves that anyone can get attacked.
So, be patient. I’m sure we’ll be back to normal soon. This is why we have backups to our backups.
D&Pl Announce Exansion Facility
The Delta and Pine Land Company keeps right on expanding.
Screenshots Made Simple
I just thought you might be interested to see this. Ever wanted to create a screenshot to send to someone or use in a presentation or for any other reason? It is not always the easiest thing to do.
Healthy Agri-Culture
With all the buzz about spinach lately this seems like a timely project. Get you locally grown produce from a healthy sounding source Agri-CultureHealth.com!
A Celebration indeed!
Last Sunday I attended an event in the City of Winkler [Manitoba Canada] Park that thrilled me. Why, because I witnessed, participated with, experienced the thrill of celebration like I haven’t seen in a while with over 2,000 new Canadian immigrants, mostly from Germany.
A Date Palm Festival in Iraq
I really think these reports from Paul McKellips, US Department of State, Public Affairs GO Team on assignment in Iraq, are fascinating. It’s helping provide a behind the scenes look at agriculture in a country where we’re getting almost nothing but political spin news from the mainstream press. This story is about the revival of the date palm farm business in Iraq.
There’s Joy At The Pork Board
She’s too new to have a picture available yet in case you’re wondering. She’s Joy Johnson who has joined the National Pork Board as vice president of marketing.