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The newest episode of 'Heatwaves of Change' is out on all platforms! In the last episode of the season, we explore the causes of wildfires and their effects on our environment and public health. We debunk disinformation about wildfires and firefighting and explore the Marshall fire that happened right here in Colorado. 🔥 Listen to the podcast by clicking the link in our bio! Listen today and stay informed! #HeatwavesOfChange #ClimateCrisis #EnvironmentalHealth #MarshallFire #PodcastRecommendations #StayInformed #Wildfires #Wildfire #WildfireSeason

Where does pest control fit into the world of social media? Our very own Head of Science & Innovation for North America, Cassie Krejci, or "Cassie the Bug Doc" as she's known on social, has some thoughts. On this episode of the Field Famous Podcast by FieldRoutes, a ServiceTitan company, Cassie sits down with Christopher Fasano, Ph.D. to chat about her background, spreading pest control knowledge via social media, and more. Listen to the episode on your favorite podcast app or watch it here >> https://lnkd.in/gqvyqAsn

It is important to stay informed and prepared for all of wildfire season. Here are some tips to manage smoke and prepare yourself for any potential fires in your area. For more information on wildfires check out the latest episode of 'Heatwaves of Change'. All podcast links are available in bio. #WildfirePreparedness #SmokeManagement #WildfireSeason #WildfireAwareness #Wildfires #Vote #Policy #MarshallFire

“[T]he drought may be the impetus for us to move forward and say… We cannot work under the current system on a year to year basis. We have to have some mechanisms in place that are more permanent and I think that this may be what we call a critical juncture. It might be a crisis, but don't let a good crisis go to waste.” Read more from out latest podcast transcript: Water Licencing and Drought In Alberta with Lorraine Nicol: https://shorturl.at/ktX56 #AlbertaDrought #WaterLicencing #WaterManagement #WaterResearch #DroughtManagement

💧A major limitation to grazing new paddocks, pastures or intensifying grazing systems is ensuring cattle have a consistent source of clean water. For producers interested in installing a new watering system, several factors should be considered, including the water source, time of year, water capacity required and location. 📖 Read or 🎧 listen to the newest episode of the Canadian Beef Cattle Podcast to learn how two Eastern Canadian beef producers have utilized various watering systems on their operations. ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g85xFiwv

🌀Hurricane Debby may have been small, but it left a big impact on Florida and the Carolinas, flooding contractors with storm-related warranty claims. ❓How prepared is your business to handle the complexities of storm warranties? Learn more from legal expert Trent Cotney (Construction Attorney) on this episode of RC's Best of Success Podcast! #Roofing #warranties #Hurricanes ➡️🔗http://whttps://brnw.ch/21wLOX4

Here are five considerations to help you efficiently deal with drought and optimize cattle performance on your operation. https://lnkd.in/eZXkRq-a

High cattle open rates were recorded in areas across Western Canada last year. Experts agree it’s a multi-year, multi-factor problem. Drought, early snow and other adverse weather conditions have resulted in poor forage quality and compromised water quality in many regions. Keeping a close eye on body condition scores and improving nutrition and water quality are some of the best ways to decrease open rates in cows. Learn more in today's post and podcast episode: https://lnkd.in/g-5974VX

Want to make your home less appealing to pests? Learn how to seal major entry points and the benefits of crawl space encapsulation in our latest episode with Michael Church! 🐜🐭 #CrawlSpaceNinja

This super interesting and one of the many reasons we need a holistic approach to buildings and landscapes. Historic changes to our landscapes have direct impacts on our flood resilience