of you, but you are also getting off the ground to get the creepy crawlies, the things that are going to annoy you and keep you from sleeping. go around as many times as you can, make it as tight as you can. 0k, we've got the foundation going. check this out. seems pretty stable. that is pretty good. now all we have to do is put some slats across and we are done. holding my breath, holding my breath. 0oh. ah! that is reasonably comfortable. hold on, just shift down a bit. you might want to take the knife off. and what about a pillow, a bit of a shoulder rub? no? there we go!
seems pretty stable. that is pretty good. now all we have to do is put some slats across and we are done. holding my breath, holding my breath. 0oh. ah! that is reasonably comfortable. hold on, just shift down a bit. you might want to take the knife off. and what about a pillow, a bit of a shoulder rub? no? there we go! there's your pillow. and that's your shoulder rub, there you go. this, ladies and gentlemen, is actually extremely co mforta ble. henry there getting some tips from dave williams, who is still out there hacking through the undergrowth and teaching survival skills.
now all we have to do is put some slats across and we are done. holding my breath, holding my breath. ooh. ah! that is reasonably comfortable. hold on, just shift down a bit. you might want to take the knife off. and what about a pillow, a bit of a shoulder rub? no? there we go! there's your pillow. and that's your shoulder rub, there you go. this, ladies and gentlemen, is actually extremely co mforta ble. henry there getting some tips from dave williams, who is still out there hacking through the undergrowth and teaching survival skills. well, to finish the show this week, it is time to something a little more relaxing, and even consciousness—raising. across the world, thailand is known for its hundreds
joe can play that game is what i can save us the first instance, what we are doing is raising this with the european commission since obviously the eu represents france on fisheries matters and is the partner we deal with international these things obviously it is always open to us to increase the enforcement we do on french vessels are to board more of them if that is what they are doing to our vessels. we have said for now _ are doing to our vessels. we have said for now we're _ are doing to our vessels. we have said for now we're not _ are doing to our vessels. we have said for now we're not going - are doing to our vessels. we have said for now we're not going to i said for now we're not going to respond — said for now we're not going to respond in _ said for now we're not going to respond in the way france has. we will raise _ respond in the way france has. we will raise this with the commission and we _ will raise this with the commission and we will— will raise this with the commission and we will raise it through diplomatic channels with the french ambassador. but we will reserve our film ambassador. but we will reserve our right to _ ambassador. but we will reserve our right to do _ ambassador. but we will reserve our right to do things obviously france continued — right to do things obviously france continued to press ahead with the slate _ continued to press ahead with the slate me— continued to press ahead with the slats. ~ , , ., , continued to press ahead with the slats. ~ , , . , ., slats. my understanding is that ministers have _ slats. my understanding is that ministers have been _ slats. my understanding is that ministers have been looking i slats. my understanding is that ministers have been looking at| ministers have been looking at potential actions the uk could take over the next few days —— with these threats. the first thing that will happen today as the french ambassador will be simmered for a dressing down at the foreign office.
like her daughter isabella. they live with dirt floors, walls made of slats. does the best she can with what little she has, worries it may not be enough to save her severely malnourished baby girl. >> what do you fear most for your baby? for millions, this is life. it boils down to one thing. survival. the climate crisis fueling the crisis at the u.s. border. hundreds of thousands so desperate, they're manging a dangerous trek north. like darwin mendez. he tried to cross three times. now owes smugglers nearly $30,000 in a country where most people make $6 a day. he says he will try again, he can't support his families with crops now practically bare. for so many, it is a choice between starvation and migration.
daughter isabella. she lives in this room with her three children, dirt floors, walls made of slats. she says she does the best she can with the little she has but worries that still may not be enough to save her severely malnourished baby girl. >> what do you fear most for your baby [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: for millions of guatemalans, this is life boils down to one thing, survival. the climate crisis is fueling the crisis at the u.s. border. hundreds of thousands so desperate, they're making the dangerous trek north like darwin mendez he tried crossing three times. he owes smugglers nearly $30,000 in a country where most people make $6 a day he says he will try again because he can't support his family with his crops, now practically bare [ speaking foreign language ] for so many, it is a choice between starvation and migration. [ speaking foreign
just a few weeks ago. so this is what's happened from the floods. here, lockers. this is like... it's not the first time it has happened. ..what the damage has done from previous floods. since we've been here we have always had issues with floods. but since they done the redevelopment of the park it's got considerably worse. it's sad because the water's rotted a lot of wooden stuff. there's wooden slats for the boxing ring and there's chairs and brooms and down there the toilets as well have been ruined because the water wasjust so high. this is the one place - where i feel like i fully try, this is the one place where i feel. like i don't care what people think. i don't know where i'd be without this place. | like, i don't. well, it's clear that wandsworth council recognise that flooding is a big issue for this local area and they are keen to point out that they plan to redevelop this entire site and improve all the sporting facilities. but in the short term there's
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Many farmers would consider this shed the ultimate low-risk site for slurry gases. Paddle agitator on a small tractor, open-fronted shed on a windy day, and manure from young cattle that were fed small amounts of concentrate. Still, it was enough to floor the Jack Russell.
After agitating slurry at the beginning of October last year, I wrote about the experience and asked a few questions about slurry foam, especially regarding the likely associated dangers.
The last line of this piece read: “Unfortunately, too often it takes a drastic situation to make us farmers sit up and take notice.”
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Karen McCabe farms with her father Michael McCabe on their farm in Drumlegga, Cloone, Co Leitrim. \Philip Doyle.
After a six-week break, we had two calves born within hours of each other.
The first cow calved on Mother’s Day last year and I was beginning to think she had a calendar hidden under the straw in order to do the same again this year!
However, she popped out a pair of quite large feet on Friday morning and upon handling her, it felt like it was going to be a tight squeeze getting the calf out.
I’m thankful we’re so familiar with both our cows and the bulls we use, as having experience of the same bull in previous years, I knew he had a habit of bringing large shoulders on a calf.