Podcasts about Bovis

She broke the grass ceiling when she became the first female president of Federated Farmers in 2017 (and had to deal with M.Bovis and Covid on her watch). Today we look back on some of the Feds presidents of the last 30 years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Director General of MPI talks border biosecurity, M. Bovis, animal welfare and getting young people into the primary sector.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Director General of MPI talks about dry conditions for farmers, M. Bovis management, Biosecurity Awards and the focus for the year ahead.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 231. Les Bénéfiques, les cosmétiques qui n'ont rien à cacher ! J'adore leur slogan, il sonne tellement bien et tellement vrai, surtout ! Nathalie Bovis et Melinda Briant se sont lancées dans une aventure pas banale, puisqu'elles ont décidé de créer une marque de cosmétiques en open source. Elle s'appelle Les Bénéfiques et perso j'adore ce genre de démarche un peu "radicale". Parce que non seulement c'est du jamais vu, mais en plus, ça marche ! Ca marche fort même. Bon, je ne vais pas vous spoiler, mais vous aller apprendre des choses vraiment intéressantes et passer un chouette moment, en prime. Allez, à vos écouteurs, c'est l'heure de Beauty Toaster ! Merci de continuer à écouter Beauty Toaster. Partagez cet épisode et ce podcast avec tous les passionnés de cosmétiques que vous connaissez. Je vous encourage à laisser un commentaire et plein d'étoiles sur Spotify si vous appréciez ce contenu. Mille mercis pour votre écoute, votre fidélité et votre précieux soutien. Vous êtes mon moteur !

What do Jennifer Aniston, twins, Maslow, and the limbic brain have in common? Today's episode.We're fortunate to continue our dialogue with David Bovis. We'll delve into the intricate mechanics of brain neurons, aiming to provide clarity on the neurological processes during change. I spoke with David on a previous episode which can be accessed here:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rewired-inspired-life-changes-and-brain-adaptation/id1628610694?i=1000605168658If you're contemplating a significant shift in your profession or personal life, this discussion will offer a deeper understanding of your brain's response and those influenced by your decisions. Such insights are invaluable in steering through the multifaceted nature of change. And, as with our previous conversation with David, I believe you'll find this exchange both enlightening and enjoyable.David Bovis is a time-served precision engineer and mould-maker who has >30yrs experience in 'WCM/Lean' change environments across Europe.David became operations director, consultant and advisor, working with regulated professional services companies like Grant Thornton.David established Duxinaroe in 2013, and has worked for over a decade to refine the BTFA product, joining forces with Levent in 2020, to bring it to market as a digital offering.You'll find David here:https://www.duxinaroe.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/duxinaroe/To learn more, visit:www.servingstrong.comListen to more episodes on Mission Matters:www.missionmatters.com/author/scott-couchenourSchool of Podcasting -Launch, Grow, Monetize Your PodcastYou're don't know where to learn to podcast. Now You do. Click the link.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Gene Kissane, Partner at Cole Scott & Kissane, John Nunnally, Attorney at Ragsdale Liggett, and Billy Davis, Partner at Bovis, Kyle, Burch & Medlin join Bill Kanasky, Jr., Ph.D. to talk about the hottest topic in the legal industry today: Artificial Intelligence. The group discuss their initial perspectives on how they think AI is going to impact the legal field and litigation, what the discussions are about AI in their firms, and how they are using AI today. They talk about whether AI is an existential threat to law firms and how lawyers will adapt their way of doing business since the introduction of AI. The group shares ideas about efficiencies that they can see when leveraging AI including as a starting place for drafts and for business process applications such as accounting and billing. They have a broader discussion about the billable hour and flat fees and how AI may have an impact there and how important it is to recognize the places where AI can help and where its not appropriate to use in the legal space. The group also talk about what clients may expect from their firms with regards to using AI as well as whether AI is an advantage for plaintiff's attorneys over defense attorneys. Lastly, the panel discusses how questions about using or not using AI in specific cases such as med mal and transportation may come into play and be leveraged as a potential new standard of care. Watch the video of this episode: https://www.courtroomsciences.com/r/9hn

The Prime Minister comments on the eradication of M. Bovis, a tanking tax take, the perils of polls, waking up in cold sweat, National's roading policy, and whether he's going to take GST of fruit and veges.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This weeks guest is Natalie Bovis. Natalie's first high school restaurant job was as a busser in her hometown of Santa Fe, New Mexico, back in 1985. Since then, Natalie has held every front-of-house position imaginable in restaurants, bars, and nightclubs from Los Angeles, Paris, Washington DC,to a small town on the Costa Brava in Spain. Natalie has been a restaurant publicist, and is currently a culinary event producer, and cocktail book author. Natalie was one of the first women blogging about mixology when she launched The Liquid Muse in 2006. From there, she has taught mixology seminars at Tales of the Cocktail in New Orleans, at the Bols House in Amsterdam, Portland Cocktail Week, Arizona Cocktail Week; consults for liquor brands; and co-founded OM Chocolate Liqueur, which is now available in 18 states and the Caribbean. In 2015, she created New Mexico's first annual mixology festival, and she is also a Culinary Producer for the James Beard Foundation's Taste America national dinner series. Natalie's latest book, Drinking with My Dog: the Canine Lovers' Cocktail Book, came out earlier this year, and her next book Cocktails with My Cat: Tasty Tipples for Feline Fanatics comes out next Spring. Links theliquidmuse.com @theliquidmuse @sugarrunbar @babylonsistersbar @argyle_arms_2023 @the_industry_podcast email us: info@theindustrypodcast.club Podcast Artwork by Zak Hannah zakhannah.co

Guy's guest in this week's adventure in Food, Wine, & Fun is the author of the new book “Drinking With My Dog.”

The Serve Strong Finish Strong podcast is becoming the podcast that empowers individuals over 50 to take charge of their lives and embark on a journey of self-discovery and transformation. In this age of rapid change, it's never too late to embrace new opportunities and redefine what's possible for you.In this episode we geek out and go deep into the inner workings of the neurons of the brain. The reason is to shed light on what happens when we embark on change.If you're thinking about a major change in your vocation or your life, this episode will help you to understand what goes on in your brain and the brains of those impacted by your change. This awareness will help navigate the somewhat challenging aspects of change.It's a bit longer than the usual episodes, but I think you'll really enjoy the conversation. This is definitely not the last time we'll talk with our guest, Dr. David Bovis.David is a time-served precision engineer and mould-maker who has more than 30yrs experience in 'WCM/Lean' change environments across Europe.David became operations director, consultant and advisor, working with regulated professional services companies like Grant Thornton.David established Duxinaroe in 2013, and has worked for over a decade to refine the BTFA product, joining forces with Levent Turk (16 years at Toyota as production GM, Quality GM and TME country President) in 2020, to bring it to market as a digital offering.You will find more at www.duxinaroe.comTo learn more, visit:www.servingstrong.comListen to more episodes on Mission Matters:www.missionmatters.com/author/scott-couchenourThe Demand Gen FixB2B buyer behavior is changing and traditional lead generation tactics just don't work...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify All Business. No Boundaries.Welcome to All Business. No Boundaries, a collection of supply chain stories by DHL...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

MPI is investigating a new strain of Mycoplasma bovis that has been detected in Mid Canterbury. The disease was first picked up in 2017, with 276 properties testing positive, 178,000 animals were culled. Genome sequencing is currently underway to determine how the new strain entered the country. MPI M Bovis Programme Director Simon Andrew told Tim Dower testing will be ramped up over the summer months. He says the new strain doesn't behave in a different way to the previous disease. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new strain of M.bovis has recently been detected on a farm in Canterbury.  Jamie Mackay, host of The Country is here to explain what this means for farmers and where it might have come from today. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mycoplasma bovis testing will be ramped up after a new strain has been detected in Mid Canterbury. The property is one of four that is currently infected with the cattle disease across the region Federated Farmers Mid-Canterbury President David Acland told Roman Travers the next step is work out the transmission line to determine how the disease entered the country. He says MPI has genome tested the property multiple times and the disease has been contained. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With a new strain of M-Bovis found in Mid-Canterbury, Federated Farmers Biosecurity spokesperson Wayne Langford joined Dom to update us on the situation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hamish and Rebecca were joined by REX Todays Dom George for a look back at the last week of news both Urban and Rural.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talked with Federated Farmers Mid Canterbury Dairy Chair Nick Giera to discuss restrictions to rid the last pocket of mycoplasma bovis in Mid Canterbury that will see thousands of cattle culled. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

M bovis infections have been spreading around farms. This could have negative consequences, despite the infected farms fencing themselves off.  Jamie Mackay, host of The Country, joins us today to explain. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thousands of cows are to be culled on a huge feedlot near Ashburton, which is infected with M bovis. The Ministry for Primary Industries has also announced that stock will need to be tested or reduced on 14 nearby farms that are deemed at risk. In May, the government announced that the Ashburton feedlot was the only infected property remaining, however since then, two more properties have tested positive. The Five Star Beef feedlot in Ashburton, owned by ANZCO Foods, farms about 14,000 cattle. Kathryn speaks to Simon Andrew, the M Bovis programme director at MPI.

The Ministry of Primary Industries has announced it will begin culling cows on a huge feedlot near Ashburton which is infected with Mycoplasma bovis. A control area notice to reduce stock on 14 nearby farms has been put in place. RNZ Rurals reporter Sally Murphy tells Kathryn the news is a significant step in the fight against M. bovis.

Heute erfährst Du, was Bovis-Einheiten sind. Bovis war ein französischer Physiker und hat es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, Lebensenergie messbar zu machen. Diese Messung erfolgt mittels Biosensoren. Man kann nicht nur die Lebensenergie von Menschen messen. Das funktioniert auch bei Tieren und auch auf speziellen energetischen Standorten. Wie das genau funktioniert, was das mit bestimmten Nahrungsmitteln zu tun hat und warum Deine Herzenergie hierbei so eine große Rolle spielt, das erfährst Du alles in diesem healthy shot. ##KerstinHardtPodcast #healthyfitandconfident #boviseinheit #Lebensenergiemessen #biotensoren #energetischeplätze #energetischenahrungsmittel #⚡️verpasse keine Neuigkeiten⚡️ … melde Dich für den regelmäßig erscheinenden **Newsletter** an unter **www.kerstin-hardt.de** und erhalte Rabatte und Vergünstigungen, Informationen und Tipps rund um die Gesundheit und Wohlbefinden. #

A third farm has been found to be infected with the cattle disease M-Bovis as authorities work to eradicate an outbreak that began five years ago. The Ministry for Primary Industries says the property is in mid-Canterbury and the disease was confirmed during routine testing. Mid Canterbury Federated Farmers David Acland is still confident this is the tail end of the outbreak. He spoke to Corin Dann.

Kim Jackson handles all forms of coverage and bad faith disputes, defends attorneys and other professionals in malpractice claims and licensing grievances, defends catastrophic injury cases, typically focusing on premises liability, represents governmental entities in civil rights claims, represents companies and professionals in various types of complex commercial litigation, and serves as an expert witness on the attorney standard of care and insurance coverage and bad faith issues. Kim also has extensive experience defending individuals and companies in automobile and other personal injury cases, food product liability, pharmaceutical liability, wrongful death, motor carrier liability, and employment disputes." Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacksonkim/ Bovis Kyle: https://www.boviskyle.com/ Learn more about EmotionTrac and our AI-driven Emotional Intelligence Platform: https://emotiontrac.com/calendly/ https://legal.emotiontrac.com/

Kim Jackson handles all forms of coverage and bad faith disputes, defends attorneys and other professionals in malpractice claims and licensing grievances, defends catastrophic injury cases, typically focusing on premises liability, represents governmental entities in civil rights claims, represents companies and professionals in various types of complex commercial litigation, and serves as an expert witness on the attorney standard of care and insurance coverage and bad faith issues. Kim also has extensive experience defending individuals and companies in automobile and other personal injury cases, food product liability, pharmaceutical liability, wrongful death, motor carrier liability, and employment disputes. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacksonkim/ Bovis Kyle: https://www.boviskyle.com/ Learn more about EmotionTrac and our AI-driven Emotional Intelligence Platform: https://emotiontrac.com/calendly/ https://legal.emotiontrac.com/

It's calving season! As many farmers know this is a time where rural communities come together to support the IHC Calf & Rural Scheme, whereby funds from sales of donated calves are used to support intellectually disabled people and their families living rurally. The Scheme celebrates its 40th anniversary this year and to mark the occasion Feds' Communications Assistant Cameron MacDuff talked to IHC's National Manager Fundraising, Greg Millar and Calf & Rural Scheme National Coordinator, Lynda Young-Kennedy about how they've adapted in the face of M. Bovis and COVID-19, and how this amazing initiative helps vulnerable rural families to thrive.

A couple of weeks ago we were talking about the farming community and the fact that the latest surveys out showed they didn't have a great deal of confidence or optimism about the future of their livelihoods. And you would have to wonder how they're feeling now with reports of foot and mouth getting closer to New Zealand. A new outbreak in Indonesia, a first for that country, has both Australia and New Zealand on edge. Bali is a popular tourist destination for Kiwis and particularly Aussies, and even though there are no direct flights to Bali from New Zealand, biosecurity officials say they'll be on the lookout for anyone who's traveled there recently.  At the PM's post Cabinet press conference yesterday, she said that if foot and mouth reached New Zealand, all rural trade would be stopped and more than 110,000 jobs would disappear. Biosecurity Minister, Damien O'Connor, put it more bluntly, it's the doomsday disease. And he says officials are doing all they can to prevent the disease arriving on these shores.  So we have to do our bit and we have to be vigilant as well. If you're heading to Bali then you'd want to make sure the shoes, and whatever else you wearing on your feet were washed, anything else that came into contact with any kinds of animals.  Mike Hosking expressed doubt this morning on his show, whether this Government could cope with a biosecurity risk as big as this. But I think successive governments, including this one and their associated departments have shown they can.  Remember the great 2015 Grey Lynn fruit fly hunt? And the subsequent 2019 Auckland fruit fly response that saw around $34 million spent on eradicating a handful of fruit flies. I think it was just over $1 million a fruit fly that they found, which might have been considered an overreaction, but I would say it was money well spent. As the fruit fly if it had established itself here, could have decimated an industry worth $6 billion in domestic sales and exports kiwifruit, honey and the like, gone. And remember M. Bovis? In 2017, the Government made a commitment to eradicating Mycoplasma Bovis and that would have been, or is, a world first. And although the relevant departments were unprepared for such a widespread response. Shock me sideways and color me pink they weren't ready! They rallied. And an independent review found that New Zealand is well on track to being able to make the claim that we are M. Bovis free.  But I think the lessons we can take, is that we know how to get rid of biosecurity threats, thus far. The threat was identified, the threat was eradicated in terms of the fruit fly and in terms of M.Bovis. If the lessons have been learned, that can be adapted to foot and mouth and that should give you some confidence, shouldn't it? That we'll be able to keep this latest by a security threat from establishing itself on our shores? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Head Shepherd podcast we have Ross Richards of Romani Farms, Taumarunui, New Zealand.Ross farms in a fairly challenging environment. With warm muggy summers and paddocks surrounded by native bush it is hard to produce good wool even on the best of years. Facial eczema has always been around but with the warmer winters we've had recently the spore counts are getting worse.Ross has spent the last 16  years breeding what he terms a "biologically efficient" sheep to counteract these challenges. Ross has reduced chemical and labour inputs by not dipping or drenching his adult ewes, or treating for facial eczema. He aims to breed to animals that are fit for the environment they are farmed in. Ones that don't need constant propping up with chemicals or management inputs. Like many forward thinking ram breeders, once Ross realised his clients were going elsewhere for shedding sheep, Ross began to breed some of his own. Currently they're no match for the efficiency of Ross's Coopworths, but they're well on their way. Ross's initial plan was to breed a terminal that complemented the Coopworth. Ross has some. first cross sheep that are performing exceptionally well, but hybrid vigour is at play there. Ross says "Why go through the effort of growing wool just to shed it?" and is approaching the hair sheep route, rather than shedding. Ross is also looking at tail length and dag score. "What's the point in making their tail shorter if you still have to dag it?" Reducing both chemical and labour input is important to Ross and he's aware that come sale time his rams may not be the biggest or shiniest. But the time and effort has gone in to test these animals to the absolute limit to really find the top performers. Ross is a firm believer in "asking the silly questions," and says it's often younger or external eyes on his business, asking "but why do you do it this way?" which brings in change. This year he has employed a new full time shepherd which he says has made a significant difference to their business.Ross and Mark run through the once bred heifer system Ross implements on his six different lease blocks. The benefits of using dairy heifers gives him the extra finishing stock he needs without having to over winter too many breeding cows or buy in store stock. This improves his control over the animals (and genetics) but also farm biosecurity which is especially important in these times of M. Bovis. Ross and Marks passions both align in breeding a sheep with high welfare traits that are both easy and productive to farm. It is a great insight into the mind of a sheep breeder.Heads TalkA fly on the boardroom wall. Weekly in-depth conversations with FTSE Executives CxOs Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Evolve CPG - Brands for a Better WorldA behind the scenes look at the leaders, brands, and products that are changing the world.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

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Boris gifts Fritz the Archaeology Field Notes of the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids, and Fritz gets his revenge by making Boris and Rey deal with what's inside it. Dr. Sam's project promises magic eggs, dick rocks, and more Bovis than ever seen before. Subscribe to  patreon.org/tenepod and twitter.com/tenepod.

The Minister of Agriculture comments on a big announcement coming up on Monday about the government's plans to slash climate GHG emissions, an M. Bovis milestone and his recent trade trip to Japan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Defense attorney Billy Davis, Partner with Bovis, Kyle, Burch & Medlin in Atlanta, joins the podcast to talk about his experience participating in a recent Courtroom Sciences Corporate Representative Witness Evaluation and Training with his client and provides his perspectives on the difference between standard witness prep and Courtroom Sciences' witness training program. Billy shares his thoughts on how the Corporate Rep witness training allowed his client to evaluate multiple Corporate Rep candidates and how the training helped them see that perhaps the person most knowledgeable may not necessarily be the best choice to serve as the Corporate Rep for the company. Bill and Billy also discuss how doing the training early benefitted the client, the impact of emotion at deposition, and how the speed at which witnesses answer questions is one of the areas of control available to the witness in a deposition. Lastly, they talk about the challenges law firms are experiencing with keeping young associates and what can be done to improve retention. Watch the video of this episode: https://www.courtroomsciences.com/r/LXa

Dr Helen Beattie grew up on a South Island Central High Country station before going to Massey University.   Her veterinary career started off in a mixed animal clinic in North Otago.Helen's OE included working on the UKs foot and mouth response in the UK.  From there she came home to Godzone and bought a companion animal clinic in Dunedin.From clinic ownership Helen ventured into teaching vet nurses at Otago Polytechnic.   Not standing still on the education front, Helen picked up the books herself to become a warranted animal welfare inspector whilst employed as the Director of Animal Welfare at SPCA Otago.If you didn't know who Dr Helen Beattie was at the beginning of the current Covid-19 pandemic, you sure would have heard about her come March/April 2020 because Helen was the NZ Vet Association's Chief Veterinary Officer – burning the candle at both ends helping kiwi vet clinics navigate the ins and outs of staying open and safe whilst NZ was declared a State of Emergency.   At the NZVA , her role was one of national level advocacy, leadership and politicking on behalf of the veterinary profession and for animal welfare.Helen left this position late 2021 and in February 2022 Helen launched an organisation providing a unique new voice for animal welfare - Veterinarians for Animals Welfare Aotearoa. The organisation was the brainchild of several veterinary colleagues, and provides a veterinary-led, science-backed, independent advocacy voice on animal welfare.Dr Helen Beattie - qualificationsBachelor of Veterinary ScienceCertificate in Animal Welfare InvestigationsGraduate Certificate in Tertiary Learning and TeachingCertificate in Mata ā Ao MāoriVetStaff leading veterinary sector recruitment in New Zealand | veterinarians | locums | nurses

Jenn speaks to Singapore-based yin yoga, meditation teacher, host, and voice-over artist Steph Bovis. We talk about navigating career changes and how all your experiences at the end of the day sum up to what you do. How accumulating emotions and energy results in an awakening period where some of us go on our eat, pray, love journey to acknowledge and nourish ourselves. Why finding space to work on self-love and self-compassion is key in our growth and being a kinder human being. Steph also walks us through the RAIN meditation technique by Tara Brach where she encourages people to look into this if they find themselves in need of watering those seeds of compassion within.About Steph:Stephanie's meditation journey began in 2012 when she joined a community called Satsanga, founded by one of her first yoga and meditation teachers, Amber Sawyer. She completed her Active Meditation Teacher Training in 2015, and has since shared Osho Active Meditations at festivals (Wonderfruit, Garden Beats) and also online through various partnerships. You can expect a nourishing, nurturing journey during her classes. She hopes to offer her students a brief moment of calm in their lives, and will hopefully equip them with the tools so that their practice can continue on. Stephanie also specializes in yin yoga, a slower paced class that focuses on increasing flexibility in the body, as well as providing a gateway to practicing breathwork and meditation. She is currently enrolled in a two year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program led by world renowned meditation teachers, Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield. She will graduate in 2023.Episode Resources:Website  IG  Linkedin Meditation with Steph on Spotify  Ritual Fit  Meditation Training  RAIN Meditation

Is a Canterbury farmer and a champion for rural mental health provider Farmstrong. Today he talks about how the relationship began through sport and how his farming operation handled the crippling financial and mental blow of M.bovis.

Nội dung: cs49 Chính thức đổi vòng cổ đặc biệt - Ruby & linh phù mang năng lượng max bovis Link: https://youtu.be/aIZ8SQNhrqk Đăng ký kênh Phong thủy Chính Tông - Thầy Linh: https://phongthuy.club/phongthuy Thầy Nguyễn Mạnh Linh - chuyên gia phong thủy hàng đầu Việt Nam * Hóa giải phong thủy theo khoa học thực chứng - khác biệt hoàn toàn với các thầy dân gian đi vào mê tín dọa người. * Duy nhất tại Việt Nam có công cụ, máy móc đo đạc kiểm chứng. * Không hóa giải theo lý thuyết suông nên cực kỳ hiệu quả, dễ hiểu. ----------------------------------------------- 1. Tư vấn phong thủy, quy hoạch, hóa giải 2. Tư vấn cải vận, thay đổi lá số, di cung, làm sinh cơ cải vận 3. Hóa giải người âm phá, trấn yểm, thị phi 4. Đặt tên, chọn ngày sinh, ngày giờ cưới hỏi - động thổ,... 5. Dạy phong thủy truyền nghề ----------------------------------------------- Liên hệ: 0942.976969 Tổng đài: 19004669 Đồ hóa giải: Ngọc Phong thủy: https://ngocphongthuy.vn Vui lòng ghi rõ bản quyền "Phong thủy Chính Tông" khi trích dẫn. #phongthuy #nguyenmanhlinh #0942976969Subscribe to Phong thủy Chính tông on Soundwise

Nội dung: cs49 Chính thức đổi vòng cổ đặc biệt - Ruby & linh phù mang năng lượng max bovis Link: https://youtu.be/aIZ8SQNhrqk Đăng ký kênh Phong thủy Chính Tông - Thầy Linh: https://phongthuy.club/phongthuy Thầy Nguyễn Mạnh Linh - chuyên gia phong thủy hàng đầu Việt Nam * Hóa giải phong thủy theo khoa học thực chứng - khác biệt hoàn toàn với các thầy dân gian đi vào mê tín dọa người. * Duy nhất tại Việt Nam có công cụ, máy móc đo đạc kiểm chứng. * Không hóa giải theo lý thuyết suông nên cực kỳ hiệu quả, dễ hiểu. ----------------------------------------------- 1. Tư vấn phong thủy, quy hoạch, hóa giải 2. Tư vấn cải vận, thay đổi lá số, di cung, làm sinh cơ cải vận 3. Hóa giải người âm phá, trấn yểm, thị phi 4. Đặt tên, chọn ngày sinh, ngày giờ cưới hỏi - động thổ,... 5. Dạy phong thủy truyền nghề ----------------------------------------------- Liên hệ: 0942.976969 Tổng đài: 19004669 Đồ hóa giải: Ngọc Phong thủy: https://ngocphongthuy.vn Vui lòng ghi rõ bản quyền "Phong thủy Chính Tông" khi trích dẫn. #phongthuy #nguyenmanhlinh #0942976969Subscribe to Phong thủy Chính tông on Soundwise

Nội dung: 440 Di cung - Trấn trạch - Bổ long Toàn sản phẩm khủng max bovis Hóa giải mọi vấn đề phong thủy Link: https://youtu.be/Tykeht1XwvA Đăng ký kênh Phong thủy Chính Tông - Thầy Linh: https://phongthuy.club/phongthuy Thầy Nguyễn Mạnh Linh - chuyên gia phong thủy hàng đầu Việt Nam * Hóa giải phong thủy theo khoa học thực chứng - khác biệt hoàn toàn với các thầy dân gian đi vào mê tín dọa người. * Duy nhất tại Việt Nam có công cụ, máy móc đo đạc kiểm chứng. * Không hóa giải theo lý thuyết suông nên cực kỳ hiệu quả, dễ hiểu. ----------------------------------------------- 1. Tư vấn phong thủy, quy hoạch, hóa giải 2. Tư vấn cải vận, thay đổi lá số, di cung, làm sinh cơ cải vận 3. Hóa giải người âm phá, trấn yểm, thị phi 4. Đặt tên, chọn ngày sinh, ngày giờ cưới hỏi - động thổ,... 5. Dạy phong thủy truyền nghề ----------------------------------------------- Liên hệ: 0942.976969 Tổng đài: 19004669 Đồ hóa giải: Ngọc Phong thủy: https://ngocphongthuy.vn Vui lòng ghi rõ bản quyền "Phong thủy Chính Tông" khi trích dẫn. #phongthuy #nguyenmanhlinh #0942976969Subscribe to Phong thủy Chính tông on Soundwise

Nội dung: 440 Di cung - Trấn trạch - Bổ long Toàn sản phẩm khủng max bovis Hóa giải mọi vấn đề phong thủy Link: https://youtu.be/Tykeht1XwvA Đăng ký kênh Phong thủy Chính Tông - Thầy Linh: https://phongthuy.club/phongthuy Thầy Nguyễn Mạnh Linh - chuyên gia phong thủy hàng đầu Việt Nam * Hóa giải phong thủy theo khoa học thực chứng - khác biệt hoàn toàn với các thầy dân gian đi vào mê tín dọa người. * Duy nhất tại Việt Nam có công cụ, máy móc đo đạc kiểm chứng. * Không hóa giải theo lý thuyết suông nên cực kỳ hiệu quả, dễ hiểu. ----------------------------------------------- 1. Tư vấn phong thủy, quy hoạch, hóa giải 2. Tư vấn cải vận, thay đổi lá số, di cung, làm sinh cơ cải vận 3. Hóa giải người âm phá, trấn yểm, thị phi 4. Đặt tên, chọn ngày sinh, ngày giờ cưới hỏi - động thổ,... 5. Dạy phong thủy truyền nghề ----------------------------------------------- Liên hệ: 0942.976969 Tổng đài: 19004669 Đồ hóa giải: Ngọc Phong thủy: https://ngocphongthuy.vn Vui lòng ghi rõ bản quyền "Phong thủy Chính Tông" khi trích dẫn. #phongthuy #nguyenmanhlinh #0942976969Subscribe to Phong thủy Chính tông on Soundwise

We talk to M. bovis programme director Stuart Anderson about the latest TAG report which says New Zealand is on track to eradicate the cattle disease.

Interviews are with Katie Milne, Stuart Anderson, Chris Russell, John McOviney and Graham Law.

Interviews are with Mike Petersen, Sally Rae, Jane Smith, Hunter McGregor and Dr Doug Edmeades.

A study of the psycho-social impact of M.bovis on Southland's rural communities had found the Government's response was bureaucratic, inhumane and traumatising to farmers. The University of Otago study also found MPI ignored local knowledge, including that of rural vets. Researchers at the University's Rural Health department presented their two year findings in Winton last night, with MPI present. Gathered farmers were told the intrusive, impractical and inhumane nature of MPI's eradication programme ignored local knowledge, expertise and pragmatism in favour of inefficient bureaucratic processes, which made no sense to farmers.

A study of the psycho-social impact of M.bovis on Southland's rural communities had found the Government's response was bureaucratic, inhumane and traumatising to farmers. The University of Otago study also found MPI ignored local knowledge, including that of rural vets. Researchers at the University's Rural Health department presented their two year findings in Winton last night, with MPI present. Gathered farmers were told the intrusive, impractical and inhumane nature of MPI's eradication programme ignored local knowledge, expertise and pragmatism in favour of inefficient bureaucratic processes, which made no sense to farmers.

Marilyn Kapaun is a Partner at Bovis, Kyle, Burch & Medlin, LLC, and a Professor of Criminal Law and Ethics of Law at Georgia State University. Marilyn walks us through the thoughtful steps she takes in legal negotiations and mediations and shares strategies on how to stay level headed even when the surrounding emotions are heightened. Marilyn is the proud mother of a Boss Lady and gives advice on how to raise the future generation of Boss Ladies.

Marilyn Kapaun is a Partner at Bovis, Kyle, Burch & Medlin, LLC, and a Professor of Criminal Law and Ethics of Law at Georgia State University. Marilyn walks us through the thoughtful steps she takes in legal negotiations and mitigations and shares strategies on how to stay level headed even when the surrounding emotions are heightened. Marilyn is the proud mother of a Boss Lady and gives advice on how to raise the future generation of Boss Ladies.

CHANGE MAKER As one of the first New Zealand farmers to go through the traumatic experience of culling their dairy cows due to the Mycoplasma Bovis eradication, Morgan Campbell from Waimate used her passion for animal welfare and subsequently built a free range egg business with a difference.  To learn more about Morgan’s free-range egg business, visit https://thegoodlife.kiwi To watch the show, visit www.sarahscountry.com Subscribe to Sarah’s Country on the podcast and if you love us, please leave a review! Contact the show: sarah@sarahscountry.com Follow Sarah’s Country on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahscountry  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahscountry

Ben Graff and I are interviewing Chris Ross today, one of Yorkshire's finest chess players, my team mate in Geoff Brown's Darnall & Handsworth squad in the Sheffield League in the UK - and he also happens to be blind. Can you give us an idea of how STEVE DAVIS got you into chess in the first place? Playing chess around the world, what's been your most unusual experience? You have to manage the clock, your guide dog Bovis (you can hear his squeaky toys in the background), take account of the match situation - how do you juggle all those things? What's been your most satisfying victory so far? You do a lot of chess coaching with quite strong players, what are your top tips for improving your game? What makes a good team Captain? THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS! Grandmaster Simon Williams (GingerGM) does super video courses on gingergm.com, and books such as Arkell's Endings. I have won many games with his ideas! Buy quality e-books from Forward Chess - for instance The Woodpecker Method or 100 Endgames You Should Know. Want to impress your friends? Cook them an amazing meal - get brilliant recipes and all the ingredients you need delivered by Gusto - get 50% off your first box and 30% off your first month! Thanks for supporting my newsletter. Premium subscribers get discounts on tournaments, more articles and regular updates on the chess world. We also have a podcast which comes out every week with interviews and analysis. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechesscircuit/message

Lincoln University has had to depopulate and re-stock it’s farms after discovering M. Bovis in it’s herd, now pushing important climate change research back nearly a decade.   Following their two farms testing positive for the cattle disease Mycoplasma Bovis, Lincoln University’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor Prof. Grant Edwards and farm manager, Jeoff Curtis share their devastating journey of how they will need to start research projects from scratch. To watch the interview, visit www.sarahscountry.com Subscribe to Sarah’s Country on the podcast and if you love us, please leave a review! Contact the show: sarah@sarahscountry.com Follow Sarah’s Country on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahscountry  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahscountry

In this weeks “News Maker” show of Sarah’s Country : Kate Acland shares her goals as newly appointed director for Beef + Lamb.  Following two farms testing positive for M. Bovis, Lincoln University’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor Prof. Grant Edwards and farm manager, Jeff Curtis will share their journey to depopulate, decontaminate and restock both the farms.  RuralWeather’s Phil Duncan latest long-range weather forecast. Sheep, beef and deer farmers from Hawke’s Bay announced as new National Ambassadors for Sustainable Farming and Growing, Evan & Linda Potter shares their success.  To watch the show, visit www.sarahscountry.com Subscribe to Sarah’s Country on the podcast and if you love us, please leave a review! Contact the show: sarah@sarahscountry.com Follow Sarah’s Country on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahscountry  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahscountry

Wer sich mit gesunder Ernährung oder alternativen Heilmitteln beschäftigt, dem sind auch die Bovis-Messungen bekannt. Die Goji-Beere anhand der Bovis-Messungen betrachtet, sorgt für grosse Überraschungen. Welchen Bovis Wert hat die Goji-Beere? Schlägt die Goji Beere den Bovis Wert der Cheops ... The post Haben Goji-Beeren extrem hohe Bovis Werte? appeared first on APShop.