At Mosaic, we are more than what we produce: - We value safety above all else 👷 - We look out for each other and constantly improve our efforts 🌱 - We strive to do no harm to our people and the environment 🌾 - We aim to reduce risk in all aspects of what we do 🚧 - We measure our success against a goal of zero – one injury or incident is one too many 0️⃣ #WeAreMosaic #potash #Sask #Saskatchewan
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#Pacific flatheaded borer—Chrysobothris mali, is an important pest in #California #walnuts. We are looking for the best management and monitoring tools for this pest. In this video, I show you how to find the fresh damage. If you are interested comment below and I will post more pictures and videos. #walnut #IPM #California
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May this harvest season, Bogi bring you Happiness, Makar Sankranti guide you towards new heights, Pongal sweeten your journey, Lohri warm your heart, and Uttarayan lift your spirits Here's to a season of flourishing joy and shared prosperity! #Lohri #Pongal #MakarSankranti #Bogi #Uttrayan #Harvest #HarvestFestivals #HarvestSeason #IndianFestivals #FestiveSeason #Hubload
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"Wishing you a harvest of happiness and a sky full of success. May Makar Sankranti bring prosperity to your life." #MakarSankranti #MakarSankranti2024 #Harvest #Kite #Sweet #TilGul #IndianFestival #Logistics #FreightForwarder #Cargo #SupplyChain #SARTransport
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"Tharparkar is a big desert and it’s known for being the only desert where plants can grow. But because it doesn’t rain much there, people have a hard time finding enough water for basic things. So they can’t make the most of the fertile land. However, because the desert is fertile, trees grow naturally there and make it look beautiful. When it rains between July and September, the desert changes into a very beautiful place. People from the Sindh province and sometimes from other places come to see it. After the rainy season, there are some ponds with water that can last for about three months. The people and animals drink this water, even though it’s not very clean. It’s not perfect, but it’s important when there’s not enough water. The main way people get water is from wells. The water can be very deep, sometimes up to 200 feet. When there’s no rain, the water level in the wells goes even lower. Traditionally, women are the ones who get water from the wells using ropes.Because the water is so deep, one woman can’t get it alone. It takes a team of five to six women working together to pull up one bucket of water from the well. #Pakistan #Tharparkar #Desert #Fertile #Land"
Tharparkar is a big desert and it’s known for being the only desert where plants can grow. But because it doesn’t rain much there, people have a hard time finding enough water for basic things. So they can’t make the most of the fertile land. However, because the desert is fertile, trees grow naturally there and make it look beautiful. When it rains between July and September, the desert changes into a very beautiful place. People from the Sindh province and sometimes from other places come to see it. After the rainy season, there are some ponds with water that can last for about three months. The people and animals drink this water, even though it’s not very clean. It’s not perfect, but it’s important when there’s not enough water. The main way people get water is from wells. The water can be very deep, sometimes up to 200 feet. When there’s no rain, the water level in the wells goes even lower. Traditionally, women are the ones who get water from the wells using ropes.Because the water is so deep, one woman can’t get it alone. It takes a team of five to six women working together to pull up one bucket of water from the well. #Pakistan #Tharparkar #Desert #Fertile #Land
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Empowering Pakistani communities with wind-powered water & Sadaqa Jaria gifts: ️ Imagine: harnessing Pakistan's vast wind resources to empower remote communities with sustainable water access, all while offering overseas Pakistanis a meaningful Sadaqa Jaria opportunity. This vision could become reality through an innovative NGO dedicated to: Building wind-powered water pumps: Providing clean, reliable water for drinking, irrigation, and sanitation, transforming lives and livelihoods. Developing cost-effective solutions: Ensuring affordability and long-term sustainability, tailoring systems to specific community needs. Offering Sadaqa Jaria gift cards: Enabling overseas Pakistanis to contribute to this impactful cause, securing ongoing blessings for themselves and loved ones. Benefits: Empowered communities: Improved health, education, and economic opportunities through reliable water access. Environmental impact: Reduced reliance on fossil fuels and groundwater depletion, promoting renewable energy. Meaningful giving: Overseas Pakistanis can directly contribute to sustainable development projects, making a lasting impact. Call to action: Share this post to raise awareness and spark collaboration. Connect with NGOs working on similar projects in Pakistan. Support the development of wind-powered water solutions. Let's turn this vision into reality, one wind-powered well at a time. Together, we can empower Pakistani communities and build a brighter future, fueled by innovation and Sadaqa Jaria.
Tharparkar is a big desert and it’s known for being the only desert where plants can grow. But because it doesn’t rain much there, people have a hard time finding enough water for basic things. So they can’t make the most of the fertile land. However, because the desert is fertile, trees grow naturally there and make it look beautiful. When it rains between July and September, the desert changes into a very beautiful place. People from the Sindh province and sometimes from other places come to see it. After the rainy season, there are some ponds with water that can last for about three months. The people and animals drink this water, even though it’s not very clean. It’s not perfect, but it’s important when there’s not enough water. The main way people get water is from wells. The water can be very deep, sometimes up to 200 feet. When there’s no rain, the water level in the wells goes even lower. Traditionally, women are the ones who get water from the wells using ropes.Because the water is so deep, one woman can’t get it alone. It takes a team of five to six women working together to pull up one bucket of water from the well. #Pakistan #Tharparkar #Desert #Fertile #Land
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Tharparkar is a big desert and it’s known for being the only desert where plants can grow. But because it doesn’t rain much there, people have a hard time finding enough water for basic things. So they can’t make the most of the fertile land. However, because the desert is fertile, trees grow naturally there and make it look beautiful. When it rains between July and September, the desert changes into a very beautiful place. People from the Sindh province and sometimes from other places come to see it. After the rainy season, there are some ponds with water that can last for about three months. The people and animals drink this water, even though it’s not very clean. It’s not perfect, but it’s important when there’s not enough water. The main way people get water is from wells. The water can be very deep, sometimes up to 200 feet. When there’s no rain, the water level in the wells goes even lower. Traditionally, women are the ones who get water from the wells using ropes.Because the water is so deep, one woman can’t get it alone. It takes a team of five to six women working together to pull up one bucket of water from the well. Source : https://lnkd.in/ddp3s6kj #Pakistan #Tharparkar #Desert #Fertile #Land
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Bangladesh’s maximum temperature on Saturday was recorded at 35.5°C jointly at Ishurdi and Chuadanga, and the minimum temperature on Monday was 21.2°C at Tetulia. details in comment 👇 #weather #weatherforecast #WeatherUpdate #heatwave #rain #Bangladesh
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