Podcasts about abattoir

Vincent Message est un écrivain bien connu mais j'étais passé totalement à coté. Son dernier roman, La folie océan, plonge dans les entrailles d'une mer qu'on croit connaître et qu'on ignore presque totalement.Mais je me suis surtout intéressé à Vincent pour son roman Défaite des maîtres et possesseurs, dont le pitch m'a vraiment intéressé. imaginez un monde où une espèce supérieure traite les humains exactement comme nous traitons les animaux d'élevage c'est à dire des humains en ferme et domestiqués mais qui vont également à l'abattoir. C'est un miroir tendu vers nos propres comportements et ce qui m'a frappé chez Vincent, c'est sa capacité à porter des convictions profondes sur l'écologie et la cause animale tout en refusant absolument la caricature. Ses romans sont des espaces où la complexité du monde trouve une forme littéraire.Dans cet épisode, nous parlons de la mécanique des bonnes histoires, de ce que ça fait à un auteur de se décentrer radicalement, de la dystopie devenue un genre mainstream parce que notre réalité l'est devenue, de la violence ordinaire au travail, de l'IA comme outil et comme menace silencieuse, et de cette question qui m'obsède : qu'est-ce qui nous donne encore envie du futur ?J'ai questionné Vincent sur son rapport à la joie, sur les limites planétaires, sur le biocentrisme comme seule réponse rationnelle à la crise, et sur ce que la fiction peut faire que l'essai ne fera jamais.Citations marquantes"C'est de notre vivant qu'on a franchi sept des neuf limites planétaires. C'est de notre vivant que la croissance de la population humaine se met à accentuer de façon dramatique la finitude des ressources.""On a fait de cette Terre, pour les animaux, un enfer permanent, quotidien, de leur naissance à leur mort.""La dystopie est devenue mainstream. Et ça en dit long sur la manière dont notre réalité elle-même est devenue dystopique dans ce laps de temps.""Chaque fois que tu demandes à une IA au lieu d'un ami, tu rates une occasion de renforcer ton bien-être émotionnel.""Ce à quoi il faut claquer la porte, c'est l'anthropocentrisme. Si nous n'agissons que dans les intérêts humains de court terme, des fractions les plus aisées de la population mondiale, on va vraiment droit dans le mur."Idées centrales discutées 1. Le décentrage comme outil éthique fondamental ~0:11:35 – 0:17:26 Dans Défaite des maîtres et possesseurs, Vincent inverse les rôles : une espèce supérieure domine les humains exactement comme nous dominons les animaux. Ce n'est pas un gimmick de SF. C'est une expérience de pensée héritée du XVIIIe siècle — le Huron chez Voltaire, Gulliver chez Swift — qui force le lecteur à voir ses propres comportements depuis l'extérieur. Se décentrer, c'est la condition pour remettre en question des systèmes qu'on ne questionne plus parce qu'on les habite.2. La dystopie est devenue mainstream parce que notre réalité l'est ~0:07:11 – 0:11:35 En 2016, l'éditeur de Vincent refusait le mot "dystopie" car personne ne comprenait ce que ça voulait dire. Dix ans plus tard, c'est une catégorie sur toutes les plateformes. Cette banalisation dit quelque chose de profond sur notre perception collective du futur : on fait face à plusieurs menaces existentielles simultanées — crise écologique, risque nucléaire, algorithmes — et la fiction dystopique en est devenue le langage naturel.3. La biomasse comme chiffre qui change tout ~0:25:13 – 0:26:22 60% de la biomasse des mammifères : animaux d'élevage. 35% : humains. 5% : mammifères sauvages. En quelques décennies, on a remplacé la faune sauvage par des animaux au service de notre alimentation. Et la masse anthropogénique (tout ce qu'on a construit) pèse désormais plus lourd que toute la biomasse du vivant. Deux chiffres qui décrivent une planète fondamentalement reconfigurée.4. La violence ordinaire est aussi réelle que la violence visible ~0:41:xx – 1:05:40 Vincent explore deux registres de violence : la violence physique et visible (l'abattoir, les animaux) et la violence insidieuse du quotidien professionnel (harcèlement managérial, perte de sens, spirale du burn-out). Les deux laissent des traces. Et les deux trouvent leur expression dans ses romans.5. L'IA : outil précieux et déshumanisation silencieuse ~0:56:06 – 1:01:34 Vincent distingue l'usage raisonné de l'IA (documentation, déblocage d'un premier draft) et ce qui l'inquiète : les IA présentées comme des "amis toujours disponibles". Chaque demande faite à une IA plutôt qu'à un ami rate une occasion de renforcer un lien humain. Sur fond de solitude croissante, c'est une forme de déshumanisation lente et consentie.6. La joie comme condition de l'action écologique ~1:10:53 – 1:13:01 La phrase de Deleuze — "le système nouveau triste, il faut être joyeux pour lui résister" — structure la vision de Vincent. Cette joie ne vient pas d'un optimisme naïf, mais de l'apprentissage, de la curiosité maintenue, de l'action collective. Comprendre la crise écologique, c'est aussi découvrir l'incroyable complexité du vivant. Et ça, c'est une source de joie réelle.7. Le biocentrisme : seul anthropocentrisme rationnel ~1:13:44 – 1:16:41 Accorder de la valeur aux forêts, aux océans, aux animaux, c'est juste en soi — ils ont un droit à exister. Mais c'est aussi la seule stratégie rationnelle pour garantir que des sociétés humaines survivent dans 500 ans. Le biocentrisme, même vu de façon cynique, est un anthropocentrisme de long terme.Questions posées dans l'interviewQu'est-ce qui t'a emmené à la littérature, alors que tu aurais pu emprunter une autre voie après Normal Sup ?Quels sont les meilleurs romans jamais écrits selon toi, et pourquoi ?C'est quoi les clés d'une bonne histoire — ce qui fait qu'on ne peut pas s'arrêter de lire ?La dystopie est devenue un genre mainstream. Est-ce que ça dit quelque chose sur notre époque ?Comment tu vois le film Avatar — utopie, dystopie, les deux ?Dans Défaite des maîtres et possesseurs, tu crées un décentrage total. Qu'est-ce que ça t'a fait de te mettre dans cette position en tant qu'auteur et en tant qu'humain ?Comment, avec des convictions aussi fortes sur l'écologie, tu arrives à avoir de la nuance dans tes romans ?Ton dernier roman porte sur l'océan. Pourquoi ce monde-là spécifiquement ?Est-ce que tu dois toujours expérimenter le monde que tu décris, ou la documentation suffit ?Comment tu vis l'arrivée de l'IA en tant qu'auteur — outil utile ou menace ?Références citées dans l'épisodeLivresLes Frères Karamazov — Fiodor Dostoïevski | Choc littéraire à 18 ans, admiration pour l'imprévisibilité des personnages | ~0:03:xxL'Homme sans qualités — Robert Musil | Fresque de Vienne en 1913, modernité technoscientifique et malaise social | ~0:03:xxDéfaite des maîtres et possesseurs — Vincent Message (2016) | Dystopie animaliste, point de vue non humain | ~0:07:11Les Veilleurs — Vincent Message | Premier roman, 630 pages, "livre monde" | ~0:29:59Cora dans la spirale — Vincent Message | Violence ordinaire au travail, monde de l'assurance | ~1:01:34Les années sans soleil — Vincent Message (2022) | Confinement Covid, isolement géographique | ~0:45:37La folie océan — Vincent Message | Pêche et vie marine en Bretagne nord | ~0:32:42Du côté de chez Swann — Marcel Proust (1913) | Cité pour le paradoxe du format long dans une époque "pressée" | ~0:55:31Le Décaméron — Giovanni Boccaccio | Littérature d'épidémie, modèle de livre-témoin | ~0:48:16Le cerveau funambule — Jean-Pierre Lachaud | Recommandé pour comprendre notre rapport aux objets et à l'attention | ~0:51:36Films / SériesAvatar — James Cameron | Utopie frictionelle, guerre de civilisation, fantasme de changement de corps | ~0:08:46La Planète des singes | Comparé à Défaite des maîtres, jugé moins radical dans le décentrage | ~0:17:26Black Mirror | Principe du "et si" : faire bouger un seul élément et observer les conséquences | ~0:30:23Références scientifiques et intellectuellesÉtude Institut Weizmann, Nature (2020) | Masse anthropogénique > biomasse totale du vivant | ~0:23:38L214 | Vidéos d'abattoirs sorties en 2016, concomitantes avec la sortie de Défaite des maîtres | ~0:19:53Gilles Deleuze / Baruch Spinoza | "Le système nouveau triste, il faut être joyeux pour lui résister" | ~1:11:11Marie Peuzet | Clinicienne spécialiste de la souffrance au travail | ~1:03:xxRené Descartes | "Maître et possesseur de la nature" — formule reprise dans le titre du roman | ~1:07:21Timestamps clés 0:00:00 — Introduction : et si on pouvait à nouveau se réjouir du futur ? Présentation de Vincent Message, de VLAN et des thèmes de l'épisode : domination, fiction, violence, biocentrisme.0:02:29 — Pourquoi la littérature : écrire depuis l'enfance Vincent écrivait dès 7-8 ans. Ses études littéraires n'ont pas précédé l'envie d'écrire — elles l'ont approfondie. Il voulait "passer dans les coulisses" du tour de magie.0:04:55 — Les clés d'une bonne histoire Une bonne histoire place le protagoniste dans la pire situation possible, crée une tension électrique, et force le lecteur à se demander : qu'est-ce que je ferais à sa place ?0:07:11 — "Défaite des maîtres et possesseurs" : genèse d'une dystopie Un monde où les humains sont élevés, domestiqués, mangés. Pas de la SF classique : une expérience de pensée sur la cause animale, paradoxalement presque sans animaux.0:12:41 — Le voyage en Inde qui a tout déclenché Inde 2014, puis Camargue : la catégorisation arbitraire des animaux (aimés, adulés, écrasés) comme déclencheur du projet littéraire.0:17:45 — Écrire depuis un point de vue non humain La singularité du livre : le narrateur n'est pas humain. Il observe l'humanité de l'extérieur, comme un ethnographe découvrant une société étrange.0:23:38 — Les chiffres qui font basculer la perspective Masse anthropogénique > biomasse du vivant. 60% des mammifères sont des animaux d'élevage. 5% seulement sont sauvages.0:32:42 — "La folie océan" : pourquoi l'océan ? La plongée sous-marine comme expérience de décentrement. Un litre d'eau contient des millions d'organismes invisibles. Un monde qu'on soupçonnait à peine.0:49:59 — IA et écriture : outil ou menace ? Une boîte physique pour enfermer son téléphone. L'IA utile pour documenter, inquiétante quand elle prétend remplacer les relations humaines.1:05:50 — Ce qui donne envie du futur La modernité a apporté des conditions de vie inégalées en 300 000 ans. La mission écologique redonne un sens collectif à l'action. La lucidité avec l'élan.1:11:11 — La joie comme arme politique Deleuze / Spinoza : on ne résiste pas à un système triste en étant triste. Curiosité, apprentissage, création : sources réelles de joie face à la crise.1:13:44 — VLAN : claquer la porte à l'anthropocentrisme Le message final de Vincent : ouvrir la porte au biocentrisme. Pas par idéalisme — par calcul rationnel de survie à long terme. Suggestion d'autres épisodes à écouter : #361 L'ADN environnemental révolutionne la science avec Alain Damasio et Benjamin Allegrini (https://audmns.com/YqGUonE) Vlan #74 La science fiction permet réellement de définir le futur avec Guy Philippe Goldstein (https://audmns.com/WFkwZGg) #377 Pourquoi l'avenir appartient aux sociétés solidaires? Avec Pablo Servigne (partie 1) (https://audmns.com/WMxgIMf)Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Yes, meat sorcery!  This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, we're theoretically talking to Tiger Wizard about Abattoir Hymnal, his collaboration with Donn Stroud for Demon Month. In practice, we wind up talking about a lot of other stuff too! * * * Back Abattoir Hymnal on Backerkit now! Instagram? Old news. Join the Vintage RPG Newsletter! That's where all the cool kids are now! Stu's book, Monsters, Aliens, and Holes in the Ground is for sale now! Buy it! Patreon? Discord? Cool RPG things to buy? All the Vintage RPG links you need are right here in one place! Like, Rate, Subscribe and Review the Vintage RPG Podcast! Edited by the one and only R. Alex Murray. Send questions, comments or corrections to info@vintagerpg.com. Available on iTunes, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Spotify, YouTube and your favorite podcast clients. The Vintage RPG illustration is by Shafer Brown. Follow him on Twitter. Tune in next week for the next episode. Until then, may the dice always roll in your favor!

Computer based artificial intelligence is offering new insights into animal welfare. A new tool being developed by the University of Saskatchewan is using A.I.at the abattoir.The University of Saskatchewan's Western College of Veterinary Medicine and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering have developed an automated swine welfare assessment system consisting of a digital security camera linked to an A.I. processor. Dr. Seokbum Ko explains how cameras record animal movement along the processing line and condensed AI models extract and assess images indicative of animal welfare.ANDThe 10th Annual Saskatchewan Beef Expo was recently held in Saskatoon.Kirk Stierwalt, a long-time cattle operator and clinician from Leedey, Oklahoma has been conducting show cattle clinics for 37 years. He worked with the 4-H members at Beef Expo providing guidance on clipping, grooming and showmanship. He'll talk about some of the tip and tricks he shared with the young 4-Hers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary Adshead speaks to Justin Fris about the Sandcastles Children's Hospice. Plus: 'Cover of war' claim on $1.5b; Nicola Forrest swoops on Freo Trades Hall; Abattoir owner to exit WA.

The meat industry say increased charges for Food Standards Agency staff such as abattoir vets and inspectors could threaten some operations. New charges come into force at the end of this month, and the hourly rate for some services will be more than 20% higher. The Food Standards Agency says a global vet shortage means it is having to pay more to recruit and retain them, and there are other inflationary pressures across the sector. We speak to the Association of Independent Meat Suppliers. Food producers, manufacturers, importers and exporters are all being asked to get prepared early for the new trading system under the EU/UK Trade Agreement, which is expected to come in next year. The new agreement will include a relaxation of the food biosecurity paperwork, known as SPS or Sanitary and Phytosanitary rules. The International Chambers of Commerce say this is good news. And trade disruption caused by the war in the Middle East has pushed oil and fertiliser prices up. Farmers here are worried there could be shortages of imported fertiliser. With this in mind, some farmers are looking at ways of mitigating the situation. David Morgan keeps a large herd of beef cattle at Peterchurch in Herefordshire's Golden Valley. He's invested in slurry separating equipment to help produce better home grown fertiliser.Presenter = Anna Hill Producer = Rebecca Rooney

Marc O'Driscoll, South East Correspondent.

Kevin Smith does a show where he eats vegan food with his adult daughter. If that sounds terrible you're right, it's absolutely atrocious. They eat vegan tacos and pretend they taste like actual tacos. Doubt it! Tab from Here's What I Don't Get joins us to explain Kevin just does this show to get free food. The Legion of Skanks recorded a bonus show where Luis J Gomez, Big Jay Oakerson, and Dave Smith got into a deep discussion about the Dabbleverse. Whitney Cummings stepped in it again; this time she infuriates millions of moms by clowning Miss Rachel. She guest hosted The Daily Show and made it all about her. Stuttering John created a new character, Da Duke of Da Future, and it's embarrassingly bad. We finish with Internet News and your voicemails. Tab's show: https://hereswhatidontget.com/  Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Come to Hackamania! April 10-12 in Las Vegas, use promo code WATP for 10% off – https://hackamania.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Girls in Property podcast, I am joined by Alex Fidoe for one of those conversations that really makes you stop and think about what is possible when you refuse to give up.Alex shares her journey from working in a corporate role to becoming a self taught property developer, and we dive deep into one of her boldest projects yet converting an old abattoir into something completely new. This is not a glossy overnight success story. We talk honestly about the planning battles, the knock backs, the moments where it would have been easier to walk away, and the sheer belief Alex had to hold onto when others said no.This episode is a powerful reminder that property is not just about houses. It is about vision, resilience, and being willing to look outside the box. If you have ever thought about commercial property, scaling up, or taking on something that feels a bit scary but exciting at the same time, this conversation will really land.We also talk about the importance of community, surrounding yourself with the right people, and why backing yourself matters more than having all the answers from the start.Alex's story is proof that you do not need permission to dream bigger, and that sometimes the most unexpected spaces can turn into the most incredible opportunities.This episode is for you if you are ready to challenge what you think property looks like and start believing that you can do things your own way too.How to Get Involved With The Girls in Property

The AG Show team are hanging out with some of their AHDB colleagues in this episode, starting with environment guru Rachael Madeley-Davies, fresh back from COP30 in Brazil. Rachael's big message? Farmers aren't just part of the conversation on climate change - they're absolutely key to it.Then things get a little techy as Charlotte Forkes-Rees and Hannah Clarke strap on VR headsets to take a virtual walk through a pig abattoir. Yep, you read that right - VR meets farming!And finally, we catch up with Zanita Markham to find out what earned her the prestigious Chris Brant Award at the National Pig Awards. Spoiler: it's because she's ace (though we are biased)!Some useful bits from the episode:Blog: Why COP30 showed farmers' views matter | AHDBZanita Markham wins Chris Brant Award | AHDBGET IN TOUCHCharlotte, Hannah, and Tom would love to hear what you think! Got feedback, stories, or ideas for future episodes? Drop them a message at agshow@ahdb.org.uk.Sign up to the AHDB Preference Centre so that you can:Easily update your preferences and contact informationGet information on the latest AHDB events, webinars, market insights and moreReceive important updates such as disease alerts

The enclave known as Butcher Town flourished around Cannon's millpond until 1850, when the expansion of Charleston's city limits propelled the slaughtering business northward. The migration of butchers' pens across the Neck then triggered a decades-long battle between private enterprise and public efforts to regulate the industry. Following a suite of political and technological developments in the early twentieth century, a modern municipal abattoir ultimately scrubbed the ancient blood-soaked industry from the local landscape.

AACo has posted a strong half-yearly financial result. But what about the Darwin abattoir?

Claire Tyrrell and Ella Loneragan discuss lessons from a New South Wales Government architect. Plus BHP unveil electric train; Abattoir planned for the Great Southern; and Roshana's $25 plan approved.

An Indigenous-owned cattle company in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, has started producing its own branded beef.

Moves are underway to try and re-open the Cradoc Hill Abattoir in Tasmania's south as local farmers there continue the struggle to get their animals processed.

Rural news and events from Tasmania and the nation.

Moves to stop the import of Tasmanian seed potato bound for the mainland

Boutique Tasmanian abattoir back processing meat

Australian wool production for the 25/26 season forecast to drop a further 10%, small-scale livestock producers advocate for greater access to community or micro-abattoirs, and a new study puts a billion dollar price tag on the contribution of working dogs to the Australian economy.

We broadcast live from the Isolated Children's Parents' Association national conference in Adelaide, the Australian Meat Industry Council says many processors are reducing capacity due to a lack of supply, and oyster growers react to the temporary closure of one of SA's major harvesting regions.

A Scottish abattoir has closed with the loss of 90 jobs. Scotbeef at Inverurie has been shut. The company says an operational review concluded it was necessary to protect the long-term future of the business amid industry challenges. Earlier this year the number of cattle in Scotland fell to its lowest for a decade and farming groups called for government support to rebuild the national herd, warning that some abattoirs might close because they'd become uneconomic. All this week, we'll be talking about seaweed. At the Holkham estate in north Norfolk, a trial funded by the WWF and the Co-op foundation has been trying to prove that the use of seaweed based biostimulant can reduce the need for artificial nitrogen fertiliser, without affecting yields. If successful it could present a way for farms to reduce costs, and minimise the negative side effects of overusing fertilisers.The cost of rural crime has fallen. New figures from the insurers NFU Mutual show a 16.5% fall last year - the costs are put at £44 million in comparison with £53 million the year before. The biggest fall is in the theft of agricultural vehicles, and the number of animals killed or injured in dog attacks was also down, by a quarter, but livestock theft remained high. Presenter = Charlotte Smith Producer = Rebecca Rooney

Pork SA says the closure of a Port Wakefield abattoir next year shouldn't largely impact SA pig breeders, the Rotary Club of SA delivers tonnes of sheep pellets to help livestock producers through the drought, and meteorologists point to multiple signs of a boost in rainfall this winter and spring in southern Australia.

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The SA Government announces a $3million fund for dairy farmers owed payments following the collapse of Beston Global Food, a South Australian abattoir among 10 Australian facilities granted access to the Chinese market for the first time, and farmers welcome bipartisan funding promises towards farm safety and a national food plan.

Filmmaker and MOVIE CRYPT favorite Darren Lynn Bousman (SAW 2-4, SPIRAL, ABATTOIR, REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA) returns to share yet another set of incredible stories from his various cinematic adventures over the last few years. As always, Bousman brings his unmatched level of candid honesty about his trials and tribulations and the humble perspective that has made him an absolute legend on this podcast. Starting off with the story of his film THE CELLO and how one of the greatest production experiences of his career suddenly turned south… to the making of his upcoming feature (tentatively titled THE MONSTER) and working with Dijon Hounsou (AMISTAD) and Lauren LaVera (TERRIFIER 2 & 3)… to the MUST HEAR second hour about how the three directors each wrestle with feeling responsible for anything that goes wrong on a production even when it was completely out of their hands… to how they deal with the disappointment of working on a project for years only to have it snuffed out in an instant… to how anxiety and depression have made them think they never wanted to make another film again and just what price “suffering for your art” can actually cost you over the long haul… this is yet another one of those conversations we only wish they would present students with in film school.  It may only be March when this episode premieres but it is already a contender for best episode of the year. Don't miss it! To get the FULL version of every new episode support us on www.Patreon.com/TheMovieCrypt for just $1  month!

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En 2010, Mauricio Garcia Pereira accepte un poste d'intérimaire dans le plus grand abattoir de France, à Limoges. Il est saisi par l'odeur épouvantable qui y règne…

In this episode, we delve into South Africa's Meat Safety Act of 2000 - a vital piece of legislation designed to regulate meat production, processing, and distribution, ensuring public health and safety. Jeremiah Jothams, an experienced abattoir owner and meat inspector, unpacks its role in upholding food safety standards, protecting consumers, and promoting sustainable practices within the livestock sector.He also explores how the Act affects farmers, abattoirs, and retailers, highlighting the consequences of non-compliance. Whether you're a farmer or a conscious consumer, this episode offers valuable insights into the importance of meat safety for everyone.

As England is now the one part of the UK allowed to grow gene edited crops, what does that mean for trade with partners like the EU? We discuss the latest promises on legislation with Northern Ireland's Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs...and a farmer who's growing precision bred crops.Twenty years ago the idea of robotic milking for cows may have seemed far-fetched, but today it's not uncommon, with an estimated 10% of UK dairy farms using automated systems. We visit a farm in Wales to see the kit in action.And the creation of new, small abattoirs to replace those we've lost should be supported by Government funding - that's according to the Rare Breed Survival Trust. It comes as Newman's Abattoir in Hampshire is now set to shut its doors at the end of January - the latest in a long line of closures.Presented by Anna Hill Produced by Heather Simons

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Die Lewendehawe- en Lewendehaweprodukte-raad het die jongste weeklikse prysopdaterings en marktoestande vir beeste, skape en bokke vrygestel, wat 'n reeks veilings- en abattoirpryse dek. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het gesels met die raad se bemarkingsbestuurder, Desmond Cloete, wat sê die beespryse begin beter lyk. Cloete het meer.

Increased compliance,collaboration between meat processors and education will be part of an overhaul of animal welfare in Tasmanian abattoirs.

Recommendations for abattoirs in the state accepted by the Tasmanian Primary Industries Minister

Small lamb farmers need more certainty over processing animals in Tasmania's south

Rural news and events from Tasmania and the nation.

Plans to get abattoirs to take on more of the cost of vets and meat inspectors are "excessive and dangerous" according to the meat industry. The Association of Independent Meat Suppliers, (AIMS) which represents both big and small slaughterhouses, says the Food Standards Agency's proposal to remove or reduce the discount offered to smaller abattoirs risks "single handedly destroying the foundations of the British meat industry".' The FSA, which covers England, Northern Ireland and Wales, has issued a "call for evidence" on the proposed changes, saying that the costs of providing inspectors and official vets have increased and that needs to be passed onto businesses. All week we're going to look at water management. After a year that has seen storms and vast amounts of flooding, how we respond to weather events in future as the climate changes is a hot topic. We speak to one of the scientists leading a new, government funded research project. Using cutting edge technology the new Flood and Drought Research Infrastructure will measure flooding and droughts to create models that will allow us to predict them, and to find out how we might be able to reduce their impact in the future. Presenter = Charlotte Smith Producer = Rebecca Rooney

The Brighton Abattoir, a mass slaughterhouse between the Charles River and the Boston-Albany Railroad. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lostmass/support

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Nick is joined by Mirror journalist David Yates to discuss the latest from around the racing world, leading with the news that RTE documentary series Prime Time Investigates will next week put the Staffan slaughterhouse under the spotlight, with questions asked of Horse Racing Ireland. Also on today's show, Chris Richardson from Cheveley Park outlines the dilemma facing the operation as to which race they should target with star mare Inspiral. NBC's Matt Bernier has the lowdown on Saturday's Belmont Stakes and also runs the rule over City of Troy's likely opponents should he target the Travers. Timeform's Dan Barber gives context to this year's Derby, while Italian stud owner Stefano Luciani is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock guest.

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Join us as we discuss the roll out of, deep breath, Hearthstone Battlegrounds Season 6, Overwatch 2 Season 8 with Mauga, Diablo 4's Abattoir of Zir, Diablo 3's Season 30 PTR, and WoW Dragonflight's Amirdrassil LFR Wing 4 next week as well as Warcraft Rumble Season 2. If that weren't enough presents under your tree, we also cover the Rune controversy of WoW Classic's Season of Discovery, if Microsoft will revive old Blizzard titles, and possible racial abilities for the upcoming Earthen race in The War Within expansion. Whew. Santa's gotta go lay down now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The AIE Podcast... Welcome to our last show… of the year We have a WoW raid wrap up! The winter event and Yuletide starts this week! Happy Life Day, Captain And, we have Stask here to talk to us about AIE in SWTOR! All that and more coming up right now... Podcast Audio Raw Video http://youtu.be/UDddPXh-7ng Open Welcome to episode #413 of the podcast celebrating you, the Alea Iacta Est gaming community, the die has been podcast. This is Tetsemi: To my left is Mewkow: - (catch phrase here). And to my right is Mkallah: (Hey folks, there are lemon bars, seven layer bars, a gingerbread cake, and tons of marshmallows in the guild kitchen). This week we are joined by special guest Stask who are here to talk to us about AIE in SWTOR Welcome! Ok, we'll be digging into SWTOR shortly, but first, let's cover this week's news... AIE News Community Mandatory Fun Nights Where the fun is mandatory but the attendance is not. The schedule may be change for the holidays, check each game's discord channels for details Sunday - You all get a day off! Monday - GW2 9:30 pm Eastern Monday - STO 10:00 pm Eastern Tuesday - SWTOR 9:00 pm Eastern Wednesday - HFO Mythic+ Mayhem (WoW) 8:00 pm Eastern Thursday- Board Game Night (1st and 3rd Thursdays) 7:00 pm Eastern/6:00 pm Central Friday - ESO 9:00 pm Eastern Friday - FFXIV(Magical Misc Tour) 9:00 pm Eastern Saturday - LotRO 8:30 pm Eastern Saturday - FFXIV (Maps) 9:30 pm Eastern Saturday - WoW Classic Hardcore 9:30 pm Eastern Saturday - Noob Raid (WoW) 11:00 pm Eastern Streaming and Guild Podcast News We have a ton of AIE member podcasts! Want to know where to find them? Look no further than here- New Overlords Podcast (Max and Sema) https://www.newoverlords.com/category/listen/sepc/ Working Class Nerds (Marcus, Nick, and Atrax) - NSFL https://workingclassnerdscom.wordpress.com Boards and Swords (Chris and Philip) https://boardsandswords.com/blog?category=Boards%20%26%20Swords Dr. Gameology ( Dr. Daniel Kaufmann ) https://drgameology.com/ STO - Fleet Action Report (Grebog and Nikodas) https://www.youtube.com/@fleetactionreport A Podcast Reborn: A FFXIV Community Podcast (Brandon aka Old Man Franks, Meagan, and Rho) - NSFL https://www.bonusroll.gg/directory/a-podcast-reborn/ NOMADS The ARK Ascended server that Nazrai is running. The details are pinned in the Nomads channel and anyone can feel free to ask there or ask Nazrai or me for details. We have a handful of people in daily in a private PvE server and lots of building, taming, and other progress continues. Diablo 4 Season 2 is still ongoing though another challenge is coming on 5 Dec for those who have completed the season journey. The endgame, pinnacle dungeon: Abattoir of Zir. https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/diablo4/24030418/rain-blood-in-abattoir-of-zir Stay up to date with changes in Diablo 4 through dev campfire chats and the patch notes: https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/diablo4/24031818/catch-up-on-the-latest-campfire-chat https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/diablo4/23964909/diablo-iv-patch-notes Reach out in the #diablo discord channel for clanmates to adventure with. WoW Noob Raid is on break for the holidays, however during the break Celindre and a few other people plan on grouping up on Saturday nights for mythics or LFR. Noob Raid will resume on January 6th and the plan is to visit Amirdrassil. Kiddie Aggro Raid Team defeated 6 bosses in Heroic Amirdrassil and sights are set on Smolderon and beyond next week. The team recently added several new members, including Gustytail. House of Gamon (who will save us) cleared 8 of 9 bosses on Normal. Watch out Fyrakk (fur-akk), they're coming for you. The team is looking for more to join them on Tuesday & Thursday nights from 9:30 to 11pm server. On Alliance side, Hell Froze Over cleared Normal and their progression team, So Let's Go Skating,

Join us as we discuss the new features coming with the launch of WoW Classic's Season of Discovery on November 30th including crazy new class abilities, lower initial level cap, new custom raids, and more. We also explore Diablo 4's upcoming Abattoir of Zir and Midwinter Blight events, the Race to World First Mythic Fyrakk kill, and what makes an MMO an MMO. Music track: "Vibing Over Venus" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/