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    • Cows are used in society to produce meat and milk for us to eat and drink. There are over 264 million dairy cows worldwide producing nearly 600 million tonnes of milk every year (FAOstat 2012). As a result of high demand for both of these products the cows often experience bad conditions which cause illness and lameness in many cows. • There are several types of dairy farming like intensive, indoor, outdoor and organic farming which involve different ways of farming cows. • A cow with a healthy

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    • Forages in Australia are mainly kept in the country for use in feeding livestock. Excess forages are cut to be baled for hay or they are ensiled, which means to be cut and stored in a silo or similar type facility to be preserved as silage. Another newer and more popular use of forages are as cover crops in between growing seasons. This is a good way to improve soil health and it also creates another grazing area for livestock. • There are three main types of forages in Australia: sorghum, millet

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    Cows Did you know that cows can touch their noses with their tongue. Why do cows have 4 stomachs? So they can sort out stuff they accidently chew that was in the grass or hay. Cows live in people's pastures and other stuff like that. The cow is interesting because of where it lives, how it survives, and how it has been impacted by humans. Cows live in cattle yards, pastures, and barns. They don’t have very much hair in the summer and they grow hair in the winter to stay warm. If you got

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    USES AND BENEFITS OF LEGUMES IN AGRO-ECOSYSTEM Legumes: Forage legumes can be defined as “monocarpellary fruit that contain only a single row of seed and dehisces along both structure and ribs”. Legumes are the member of plant family Fabaceae but in the past legumes belongs to leguminosae. There leaves are trifoliate in nature and have tape root system. Legumes are grown generally in agriculture for the food grain that are edible in nature like pulses, beans, pea, lentil, soya bean

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    Project: Agricultural Science Name: Ciara Murphy Farm: Rathconrath Co. Westmeath Livestock: Breed of Cow: On my farm the farmer bred British Friesian Cattle. Friesian cattle are a breed of cattle known today as the world’s highest production dairy animal. Originating in Europe Friesian’s were bred it what is now called the Netherlands. The farmer chose British Friesian over any other breed as he finds they are a more dual-purpose cow. This means the cow produces good milk and also has

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    leaves and break them down into nutrients. The nutrients then go back into the soil where they can be used by plants {8}. Yeast cells can also be used to make alcoholic drinks such as beer and wine. Bacteria can also make cheese, vinegar, compost and silage. Yeast can break down sugars in the absence of oxygen; this is known as fermentation which is the production of ethanol. Fermentation is used to make alcoholic drinks such as beer and wine

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    Chilean Water Sanitation

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    Water supply and sanitation in Chile has high levels of access and good service quality. Compared to most other countries. Chile's water and sanitation sector distinguishes itself by the fact that almost all urban water companies are privately owned or operated. The sector also prides itself of having a modern and effective regulatory framework, including an innovative subsidy to water demand by the poor. One weakness of the sector is the relatively high water losses. Chilean urban areas with improved

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    Throughout my life I have always enjoyed outdoor activities. It has been difficult for me to decide which career path to follow however the two areas which I find most rewarding, although very different, are sports coaching and agriculture. I have always enjoyed Physical Education and would like to pursue a career in sports coaching. I have a keen interest and feel passionately when it comes to practical and theoretical work concerning Physical Education. I am very aware of the importance of exercise

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    and cattle ranchers graze their sheep and cattle on their sugar beet crop. The cattle will eat the leafy tops of the beets. But sometimes the cattle will eat some of the smaller sugar beets and choke on them. The sugar beet tops can also be used as silage because it is an excellent source of protein. Sugar beets are most commonly known as a commercial crop grown for sucrose production. Sugar beets and sugar cane are two of the leading factors for sugar in the United States. Sugar beets accounts for

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    Understanding Listeria Monocytogenes and How It Effects our Community According to Center for Disease Control and Prevention Listeriosis is a serious infection caused by the germ L.monocytogenes. The disease primarily affects pregnant women, newborns, geriatrics, and people with compromised immune systems. The onset of symptoms usually occurs after consuming contaminated food. The purpose of this paper is to increase awareness of the disease and educate the community in prevention to decrease outbreaks

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