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KYCGA Vice-President Josh Lancaster presented Mitchell Paschall and Billy Carter the 2022 Kentucky Extension Corn Contest Second Place Irrigated Corn Award at the 2022 Crop Production Awards Banquet held at the Sloan Convention Center in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
KSB Chairman Larry Thomas presented Laura and Andrew Bullock of Andrew Bullock Farms with the Ky Soybean Contest First Place District 1 and First Place for Protein Content at the 2022 Crop Production Awards Banquet held at the Sloan Convention Center in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
This old loading funnel is at the site of an old mining operation and processing facility in the California desert. I am not sure of its purpose or use. Is my guess as good as yours ??
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Danby, California, USA
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College Day of Nehru Arts and Science College was inaugurated on 26th September 2019 at P.K. Das Memorial Auditorium.
Dr. B. Anirudhan Principal, Nehru Arts and Science College welcome the gathering.
Adv.Dr.P.Krishnadas, Managing Trustee, Nehru Group of Institutions, Presided over the function. In his presidential address, he emphasized the importance of exhibiting talents in various cultural events. He also stressed that it can develop the students’ physical and mental stamina. It will give happiness and refreshment to the students and boost them to get more marks in academics.
Mr.VishnuPriyan, Brand Developer, Sky Commodities, Coimbatore & the proud Alumna in his chief guest address insisted the young minds to take part in nation’s improvement by contributing their talent in all possible ways. He insisted the students to follow personal ethics and decorum to rise as the best citizen. In addition he stressed that commitment is the only key to success. He insisted that students must also give importance to their cultural competence with the academics. He did submit his thanks to the institution for making him to attain these heights.
Ms.Aarthi, Entrepreneur, Kerala and the Alumna of NASC, in her Guest of Honour address, stressed that students should not worry about criticism. They must hold it in a positive way by correcting it for future and should be open to such criticisms. She also accentuated that the objective of cultural event is not winning but participating with much energy.
Dr.P.Krishnakumar CEO& Secretary, Nehru Group of Institutions felicitated the gathering and he suggested the students that extra-curricular and co-curricular activities should be given equal importance like academics for complete development.
“The simplest acts of kindness are by far more powerful than a thousand heads bowing in prayer.” These words of Mahatma Gandhi are being followed in every act of NGI and especially during the college day of NASC. Varaki Manthralayam Trust, PeriyanaickenPalayam & National Blind Federation, Uppilipalayam, Coimbatore were the beneficiaries of this year Festember 2019
Mr.Sujith Bhakthan & Mr.Sreejith Krishna, Travel blogger were the special guests of the occasion. They clearly brought out the enjoyment of travelling worldwide.
The day was colored with so many cultural events followed by the inaugural session.
The Yellow Tour visited Tennessee River Music Inc., Lookout Mountain Genetics, Sand Mountain Research & Extension Center, and Circle R Hay Farm
Facilitated by the Green Commodities Programme, the National Platform for the Responsible Production and Trade of Pineapple in Costa Rica was launched in June 2011 to establish a multi-stakeholder and inter-institutional dialogue to improve social and environmental practices of the sector.
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For further information go to: www.greencommodities.org
Stockpile of seized pangolin scales in a government office in Douala, Cameroon. Photo: Andrew Walmsley/TRAFFIC.
A farmer (bottom L) plants rice in a paddy field in the scenic Banaue rice terraces in the northern mountainous Ifugao province on April 16, 2008 that provides local rice supplies to villagers. Amid fears that soaring food prices could spark unrest, the Philippines Department of Agriculture announced on April 16 it would invest 43.7 billion pesos (1.04 billion USD) on lifting rice production to self-sustaining levels until 2010. Funds would be spent on hybrid and high-yield rice seeds, fertiliser, the repair of ageing irrigation systems, roads, ferry terminals, storage and transportation of rice, and training. AFP PHOTO/TAMMY DAVID (Photo credit should read TAMMY DAVID/AFP/Getty Images)