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Peterhead's Mackintosh Farms wins Good Farming Practice award - Vimarsana News

Peterhead's Mackintosh Farms wins Good Farming Practice award

Mackintosh Farms at Longside near Peterhead have been named as the winner of the RNAS 2022 Good Farming Practice award.

Blueberries from the most northerly producer in the world - Vimarsana News

Blueberries from the most northerly producer in the world

Blueberries from the most northerly producer in the world

On this date 51 years ago, climate scientists predicted a new ice age was coming - Vimarsana News

On this date 51 years ago, climate scientists predicted a new ice age was coming

Climate change hysteria has been a staple of Democratic propaganda for decades now. It’s also an integral part of President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan. Climate change advocacy has evolved into a cult, with supporters proclaiming that science shows we are all doomed unless we change our carbon emission habits.

Early feminist, pioneering novelist: Recalling colonial-era Marathi Christian reformer Baba Padmanji - Vimarsana News

Early feminist, pioneering novelist: Recalling colonial-era Marathi Christian reformer Baba Padmanji

Early feminist, pioneering novelist: Recalling colonial-era Marathi Christian reformer Baba Padmanji Far from being a European lackey, as he is sometimes characterised, he was a visionary whose contributions undergird the history of modernity in India. Baba Padmanji. In 1857, India’s first vernacular-Marathi novel emerged from the presses. At the time, it received only an ambivalent response. But in the years that followed, the book went through three further editions and was included in the curriculum of Bombay University. In 2002, the trenchant critic Bhalchandra Nemade extolled ...

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