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Aloha and Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou! Let me begin by saying that the events in Washington on January 6, a date on which we normally celebrate our democratic traditions, shocked and saddened us all. The events demonstrated how fragile our democracy truly is, and the care, respect and courage necessary to defend it. Despite the very real challenges ahead, we look forward to the new year with hope and confidence. Although the spring 2021 semester course delivery and work environment will be much like fall 2020, I am very optimistic that our campus, and our lives, will begin returning to what we woul...

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Dairymaster drafting A recent report by Marion Beecher, a research officer, and Martina Gormley, a dairy specialist with Teagasc, has looked at getting facilities and practices ready on dairy farms for spring 2021. Teagasc research has shown that inefficient work practices and inadequate facilities contribute to increased workloads on dairy farms. Improving facilities and practices associated with milking and calf rearing can reduce labour demand. The report recommends that farmers complete all repairs and maintenance on facilities during this quiet period. These can include fixing broken ...