As rodeo season begins here in Montana, it's not just the cowboys and cowgirls who are gearing up for an exciting time. Our hardworking grain and pulse farmers are also an integral part of this vibrant tradition! 🎉 Here's to celebrating the start of rodeo season and honoring the dedication of our farmers who keep our communities thriving. Let's support them by cheering at the rodeo! 🤠💪 #ColumbiaGrain #CultivatingGrowth #RodeoSeason #MontanaRodeo #SupportLocalFarmers #GrainsAndPulses
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Sabong Breeds: Discovering the Variety and History of Roasters for Cockfighting Cockfighting breeds have played an important role in many civilizations and societies throughout history. Raising and breeding game fowls for cockfighting dates back centuries and continues to captivate fans all around the world. This article looks into the technical details of many cockfighting breeds, their distinguishing characteristics, historical significance, and much more. Before placing a Meron or Wala bet, it’s important that bettors first check on the participating roosters during the ruweda. Bettors will be able to see which breed the participating roosters belong to and their overall health. Cockpits will see a wide variety of gamefowls per day as long as matches are occurring around the clock, so bettors will need to be familiar with as many breeds and crossbreeds as possible to have some idea on which gamecock to bet on. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/d2jnQmcv #jiliasia #jiliasiacasino #jiliasiapro #jiliasiasabong
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Vineyard Update: East Coast vineyards often experience thunderstorms and hurricanes or tropical storms in late summer. Last year we experienced a damaging hail storm in July and had to harvest the crop a couple days early in September to beat Tropical Storm Ophelia. These weather events can greatly impact the vintage. Regarding the deer—most commercial vineyards have deer fencing. We didn’t want to install deer fencing as our vineyard is very close to our house and the fencing would impact the aesthetics. Also, there weren’t many deer when we first planted the vineyard, they have since “discovered” it. Our alternative is the netting. Each year we learn more. Now we know to watch the sugar content closer, especially in early drought years. Get the nets up as the sugar goes up. #knowyourwine #virginiavineyards #virginiawine
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How to Keep Deer Out of Your Garden
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The blue-headed wagtail (Motacilla flava flava) is a small passerine bird breeds in a variety of open habitats, such as wet meadows, river valleys, and grasslands across Europe and Asia. During the winter, it migrates to Africa, south of the Sahara, where it inhabits similar open and often wetter habitats. The blue-headed wagtail is known for its distinctive blue-grey head, contrasting with a yellow throat and underparts. It has a slender body, long tail, and pointed wings. The back is olive-green, and there is often a white stripe above the eye. The blue-headed wagtail is primarily insectivorous, feeding on insects and other small invertebrates. It forages by walking on the ground and is often seen bobbing its tail up and down.
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How to Keep Deer Out of Your Garden
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Today we celebrate Don’t Step on a Bee Day! Bees are so vitally important for the planet’s ecosystem, and yet they are still under threat like never before. Here are our top five 5 Bee care tips: 1.Don’t step on a bee (of course!) 2. Support your local beekeeper. 3. Plant Flowers! 4. Identify your local bees. 5. Give the lawnmower a rest. Leave the dandelions and daisies to grow for a few weeks to provide food for bees and butterflies. If not the whole lawn, perhaps allow for a little wildflower area for insects and pollinators. #DontStepOnABeeDay #BeeGoodtobees
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Are you looking to stretch your budget further and purchase more than you thought possible in the current financial climate? Look no further than Grouby. Our platform helps you get the most out of your budget and buy more in the market, even during times of economic uncertainty. You can get started by visiting Grouby.com.ng/ #Grouby #Groceries #GroubyNG #GroubyNigeria #SabiShoppers #SabiWoman #9to5
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