Despite The Recent Initiative By The Australian Meat Industry Council
The Australian Meat Industry Council introducing an incentive program for Australian farm workers for enhancing the growth of the food industry. These incentives include sign-up bonuses, flexible working patterns, and extended leave which attract more workers. Visit our complete blog to know the reason for this incentive program here.
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Entrepreneurs eye brand refresh, as former Dairy Barn properties hit the market | Long Island Business News
Ever since the first Dairy Barn locations opened on Long Island in the 1960s, the area’s first convenience store chain has been the go-to for people needing milk, bread and other essentials in a hurry.
Now the company that owns the original chain’s remaining properties has put most of them up for sale or lease, and the ubiquitous red-silo-topped stores face an uncertain future.
It all started…
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what state r u going to...if ur in the area u should drop by minnesota just to say youve been there i promise people live here....
we are unfortunately at our final stop so this will be my last state and final good morning </3 but good morning and hello pennsylvania 👋🏾
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The Old One, Two. by jamie heiden
Via Flickr:
...Be still and listen. The Earth is singing.
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Australian Meat Industry Council's Initiatives to Boost Farm Workers
The Australian Meat Industry Council, in collaboration with Ausveg and the Australian Government, is taking initiatives to attract and retain farm workers. These measures aim to address farm input costs, enhance the food supply chain alliance, and offer incentives for dairy shed labor. To read the complete blog, visit our website.
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A Story of Gates
When I was a kid there was a gate at the end of the sawmill lane that lead to Dickens’ lower pasture, a gate at the top of the hill that lead to Dickens’ upper pasture, and a gate behind the pond field that lead to Grove’s back pasture. Just a fence and a gate, but if you think about what they mean . .
Of Course you can move the tractor or ride a horse across here - you don’t even have to ask.
I Hate your oldest horse with all my Heart, but if he gets out I’ll help shoo him off the road and into the pasture Safely
Kids just go Wherever on a summer evening
Brandy the Jersey cow makes Independent Decisions and everybody in the neighborhood just accepts that
A whole tractor/baler/haywagon combo can get from Grove’s barn to Our barn without ever going out on the main road
We take watch out for each other. (And, of course, for Brandy.)
[ID: Photo of a short plump Jersey milk cow named Brandy looking at the viewer quizzically.]
[ID: Three photos of country roads in summer, winter and fall. The second photo has barns in the distance, and third photo has a large, white barn with a green roof.]
You might think this is a post about ‘the good olde days’ but, no. Those fields, lanes, and gates still exist. We can still hike, ramble, or ride the same places as when I was young. I’m grateful.
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